Sentence examples for help called from inspiring English sources

Two breaths and chest compressions should be alternated until professional help (called by a bystander) arrives.

Then they can respond to various requests for help, called "challenges," from nonprofits that the site has vetted.

An experiment to help, called supported work, was designed by a N.Y.-based nonprofit corp., the Manpower Demonstration Research Corp. (M.D.R.C).

I had a small kitchen fire last year when I burned a pot and my neighbours came to help, called the fire brigade, got it all sorted.

An experiment to help, called supported work, was designed by a N.Y.-based nonprofit corp., the Manpower Demonstration Research Corp. (M.D.R.C).

The regulator, which accepted Channel 4's need for future financial help, called for an overhaul of the broadcaster's remit to ensure it remains true to its public service principles, pointing out that the channel spent less on current affairs, news and religious programmes than it did five years ago.

Seinfeld has long wanted to help call a game.

If you need help, call the Citizens Advice helpline on 0345 04 05 06.

"So I can't help calling him David.

If you need help, call Lifeline on: 13 13 13.

See what the hours are, and if you need more help, call the helpline.