Sentence examples for help away from from inspiring English sources

But it must first kill off a provision that would divert help away from the storm-stricken Gulf Coast.

In the N.F.C., three teams have clinched a playoff spot, and the Falcons and the Lions are just one win (or no wins and some help) away from earning a playoff berth.

"They're a very good passing team, got a very good inside presence — you can't help away from perimeter people too far because they shoot it so doggone well and they find the open man," he said.

Writing in the Sun on Sunday, Cameron and Clegg say their proposals will reduce bills "without taking any help away from poor families or sacrificing our green commitments; and in a way that will keep Britain's lights on in the long term too".

But if she fell or needed help away from home, the system's AT&T wireless network would kick in and place the call.

Conscious victims were helped away from the crowds and onto the grass; unconscious ones were carried onto the same field, and emergency medical personnel could be seen trying to revive some of them.

When I saw him this week laid out in his casket, eyes shut, glasses on, with short gray hair, I witnessed his sixteen-year-old daughter distraught, crying until she had to be helped away from her father.

This will help pull heat away from the skin, which will help reduce inflammation.

Lighter colors can help reflect heat away from your body.

This will help pull heat away from the skin and reduce inflammation.

This plane doesn't need help pushing back from its parking space any more than a cabdriver needs help pulling away from the curb.