Sentence examples for help calling from inspiring English sources

"So I can't help calling him David.

The sightseers snapping pictures from two blocks away can't help calling it beautiful.

Politicians recognise that the trend is coming to Germany, but cannot help calling it "wild" and "raw".

Bob Kerrey, a Democrat who couldn't help calling President Clinton "an unusually good liar," is the most recent example.

But Sept. 11 also can't help calling into question the faux-naïf sensibility -- in particular with someone like Omar Bakri.

Because serial killings are very rare in the Netherlands, they sought outside help, calling on the F.B.I., which sent an agent with expertise in serial killer profiles.

Seinfeld has long wanted to help call a game.

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

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

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

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