Sentence examples for garner help from inspiring English sources

However tight his schedule was, he never missed UNICEF events and gave inspiring speeches to garner help and support.

Garner helped out by recollecting SNOOT, an acronym for "Syntax Nudniks of Our Time," described by the novelist David Foster Wallace as "this reviewer's nuclear family's nickname à clef for a really extreme usage fanatic, the sort of person whose idea of Sunday fun is to hunt for mistakes in the very prose of Safire's column".

It is a drum worth beating and with Garner's help over 130km in Rio next summer, we may get to hear it again.

Hopefully Sarahlee Skidders' lawsuit and the publicity it may garner can help to expedite a necessary change in attitudes and procedures to alleviate the stresses that members of the Akwesasne community face on a daily basis at the Cornwall Port of Entry.

General Garner, who helped create the thriving Kurdish autonomous area of northeastern Iraq in the early 1990's, owes his appointment to the personal ties he later formed with Mr. Rumsfeld.

An upfront component can also help garner more ownership for reforms".

SeaWorld says the animals are well treated and their shows help garner support for conservation and research.

The accuser, Daisy Coleman, now 16, has spoken out publicly in the hope that she can help garner enough support to have her case reconsidered.

His comments came after the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, reportedly urged the UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, on Sunday to help garner "international protection for the Palestinian people".

In April, Obama's labor secretary, Thomas Perez, and White House senior adviser Valerie Jarrett are launching the "Lead on Leave" road show to help garner support for paid-leave policies.

But the secular fundamentalism of the left is not much better — and it certainly does not help garner votes at election time.