Sentence examples for hatched to help from inspiring English sources

When her partner, Laura Susan Pourfarr), arrives home, they have a slightly tense argument about the plan Gretchen has hatched to help them have a baby.

On Mr. Hatch's campaign Web site, the first image that visitors see is not Mr. Hatch, but a portrait of Mr. Romney accompanied by a quotation saying he will need Mr. Hatch "to help me restore America as a land of opportunity and prosperity".

"People knew it was a missile base, there was no hiding that because you could see the missiles from the road when we put them up on their launchers," said Mr. Borodiansky, 62, who retired to Arizona in 1974 after suffering a back injury while rushing down an escape hatch to help disarm a missile that had accidentally armed itself.

When a train carrying Armenian exiles came through, he risked his own life by opening an escape hatch to help them to flee -- and the Turkish sergeant who was his superior didn't punish him for it.

Even Putin has hinted that the Georgian operation was hatched in Washington to help McCain.

For years, scientists have incubated and hatched the turtles to help the endangered creatures.

Leon already had her driver's license, but over a Christmas Eve meal of pozole, she hatched a plan to help the others get their own.

But in between the GIFs or declarations of "Yaaaaas Gaga" that flooded Twitter, some fans hatched a unique plan to help the song get more attention.

One strategy might be selfish and the other altruistic — leaving their nest after they hatch versus staying to help rear young, for example.

Luckily, the BLM has hatched a novel new plan to help organizers solve the poop problem next year: just get the Burners to shit in bags from now on.

But the University of Utah has apparently hatched an exciting new plan to help students deal with the dark side of higher education by letting a student install a "cry closet" in the campus library.