Sentence examples for gets some assistance from inspiring English sources

The grand old man of boogie-woogie can still rattle the rafters with his good-time blues; for these shows, he gets some assistance from George Kilbey Jr. and Saffire the Uppity Blues Women.

Here, the actress Brooklyn Decker defends her cobalt top and printed mini from unwanted water stains with a heavy-duty rain repeller; the actress Jaime King gets some assistance from one that clashes beautifully with her floor-length red dress; and the new first lady of France, Valérie Trierweiler, keeps dry and perfectly polished under an umbrella built for two.

"These women need to get some assistance for their suffering".

She informs a grandmother that "almost everyone can get some assistance".

OPEC's efforts to stabilize prices may be getting some assistance from other producers.

He is desperate to get some assistance to kick the habit completely".

That's what it was in May, and there is every reason to believe it will continue unless the states get some assistance".

It's a time for people to get engaged, to let members of Congress know how deeply they feel about the importance of getting some assistance with their escalating prescription drug costs".

In addition to the fee she paid for a foundation list, Ms. Porter was taking $3.30 a month for postage "out of her meager income, and hand-typing 10 letters in hope of getting some assistance.

Making matters worse, Edin points out, is that one of the outcomes of repeated blaming and shaming of welfare claimants is that many people who could get some assistance don't claim it either because they think it isn't available or they are too humiliated by the process of applying.

"Every four years, we get some assistance from Olympic solidarity.