Sentence examples for give succor from inspiring English sources

Firstly, it was not my intention to make a political point, or to give succor to the Republicans.

"The rebels try and assist the civilians, and in return the civilians give succor to the rebels," he said.

But it did give succor to Sunderland and its new manager, and its gambler in far-off Hawaii.

And it's to Lane's credit that, for all her zealotry, she couldn't quite transcend the instinct to give succor.

Surely her decades of security will allow her the strength to give succor and prevail over the remote darkness of her past.

The boys can catch fish, work in the fields, blackmail a pedophile priest and give succor to an army deserter without major scenery changes.

"It mocks our authorities and gives succor to the enemy," the critic wrote.

Gospel exists in a vital world of its own, giving succor to Christian worshipers whose price of admission is belief.

From that important platform, he can help his church by giving succor to the needy and powerless around him.

This mixing of forms and standards strikes me as potentially an extremely dangerous development, one that ironically gives succor to the unspeakable deniers of the Holocaust.

States under suspicion of giving succor to terrorism have suddenly been trying to make nice, even going so far as to round up a few bad guys.