Sentence examples for getting the help of from inspiring English sources
Faced with growing insecurity in the south, where ethnic- Albanian guerrillas operate close to Kosovo, the new masters in Belgrade are seeking and to some extent getting the help of NATO, the alliance that less than two years ago, during an 11-week air war that forced Serbia to surrender control of Kosovo, seemed to be the Serbs' eternal foe.
After getting the help of some tech-savvy friends who fiddled with a USB cable to connect a Brother KH-930e electronic knitting machine to a computer, he is now able to make the machine knit photorealistic copies of digital images, sort of in the same way a desktop printer reproduces an image.
To lower costs for both Starry and the wireless industry as a whole, Starry is getting the help of Marvell to build the actual radio chipset for the Starry Point system in the 802.11ax chip.
And he did all of this without having a lobbyist like Mark Penn run his campaign or getting the help of 527s with unknown financial sources.
Obviously, these steps can be challenging, and getting the help of a professional can be instrumental in helping you both heal.
If you want to clean your (real) pearls, consider getting the help of an experienced jeweler.
However, smokers with weak will power (in 10% cases) can also get the help of medicines.
Quickly, he ran out to get the help of a construction crew across the street.
"These days, the rich get the help of cramming tutors and get good exam scores to enter colleges," he said.
But if women cannot get the help of an independent midwife some will deliver alone, said Prof Kirkham.
