Sentence examples for help escape from inspiring English sources
"These we have to help escape the tragedy and the trap of chronic generational poverty," Romney says.
Mr. Papaconstantinou is looking for clearer European Union support to help escape a vicious circle of rising borrowing costs, harsher austerity measures, prolonged recession and diminished revenue.
The movement was started by those who believe closer ties with the European Union will help escape those problems, and that Russian interference will not.
He stranded two runners in the second and fourth innings, and got a double-play grounder to Jeter to help escape the third.
As he sees it, the United States could help escape the pathologies of the alliance by convincing China, Saudi Arabia, and other nations like the United Arab Emirates that it would be truly ugly if Pakistan were to implode.
And it's a place in which the greatest gift that the architecture of the past can give us, the gift of a richer present, is implicitly devalued, because it's seen mainly as a vehicle to help escape from the present.
But he also used his position and resources to help escaped slaves.
O.K., look, it seems like you could use some help escaping this room.
Workers in the travelling sales industry have called the line to report abusive managers and to get help escaping.
It makes sense that Chen had help escaping.
There are thousands of other women and girls who desperately need help escaping this life.
