Sentence examples for help assuming from inspiring English sources

In those instances, the charger could be a great help, assuming you can get a signal in the wild.

If Colbert's interviews — meta-interviews, really — tend to be a little edgier, a little more unpredictable, than either Stewart's or Letterman's, one can't help assuming that it's because they are conducted by The Character, not the everyday husband and father.

Yet signing in with the tattooed security guard, clambering through the Elstree lot and wandering through the doors of the house-cum-TV studio, I can't help assuming that the public are not exactly going to be rolling around the aisles with hoots of laughter when they see what their £16 ticket gets them.

The next day we identified resources from our firm that could help, assuming that this work would get started right away.

By Friday night they were driving in by the dozens from as far as Ohio and Tennessee so excited to help, assuming they would find a floor to sleep on if not a shower, heading out to hang door knockers for Bernie or jump on the phones.

Although Greenwood later decided to run for reelection to the Senate, he was defeated primarily due to his opposition to women's suffrage; Coolidge was in favor of the women's vote, won his own re-election and with Crane's help, assumed the presidency of a closely divided Senate.

This is a strategy that's often used by actors both to get in the proper mindset for an emotional scene and to help assume the appearance of someone who's experiencing these intense emotions.

If you're wearing a life jacket that's designed in such a way as to make it difficult to assume HELP, assume the "survival position" instead.[3] Keeping your head above the water, hold your body vertical with your arms straight at your sides, and your legs straightened and held together.

Naturally, money helps, assuming they don't engage in a battle over it.

Hiring Eno apparently helped, assuming he and co-producers Markus Dravs and Rik Sampson were involved in designing the harder sound and coaxing the free-spirited performance.

His men stand ready to board planes and fly to the United States to help out, assuming the American government accepts Iran's offer, he said.