Sentence examples for help but tap from inspiring English sources

A song that annoys the hell out of you but you can't help but tap your feet to it?

When he does choose to express himself, so much usually spills out — some of it self-contradictory, some of it deeply insightful — that you can't help but want to tap into that stream of consciousness whenever you evaluate his performances and his motivations.

Across the runway from me sat Sears execs who couldn't help but smile and tap their shoes to the music; the suits and the fashionistas applauded in unison at the end of the show signaling quite a uniform approval from all those in the tents.

His demonstration was not some kind of ego trip, but to help them tap into the shared emotions of breakdown and give them the confidence to use their bodies to tell their own stories.

And I can't help but wonder if the trackpad "Tap to Click" option will become the norm one day in the not too distant future.

("How You Like Me Now" by The Heavy) That commercial comes on and you can't help but shake your head and tap your foot.

Turning off the household taps will help, but not much.Read more here.

So basically Farewill offers a lot more handholding vs UK DIY alternatives — but you are paying for the privilege of having extra help on tap.

Linnik admits that a tough economic climate may dampen the domestic appetite for prime beef, but with the rouble so cheap he hopes the government can help them tap into European markets.

Not only does it help you tap into new markets (giving you things like first mover advantage), but it limits competition as well.

The deal will help Nestlé tap into the growth of the emerging markets.