Sentence examples for help followed from inspiring English sources

Orwell, feeling beyond help, followed his ex-public schoolboy's instincts: he would go it alone.

In the ensuing altercation, several neighbours heard cries for help, followed by the sound of the fatal gunshot.

Holmes, assigned to help, followed Ann, spoke to her, and brought light to the mystery and murk, yet the outcome was far from satisfactory.

"Fourteen Wright descendants who have been just as generous with their time come next; then 100 persons who gave invaluable help, followed by a layer of 91 institutions and organizations, including magazines, newspapers, art galleries, colleges and universities, public libraries, and theological schools, which all helped in various ways".

After his New York success and the first two Beatles films – Richard Lester's Help! followed A Hard Day's Night in 1965 – he played opposite Jack Klugman in Neil Simon's The Odd Couple at the Queen's in 1966 and then accepted an invitation from the critic Kenneth Tynan to co-write and direct John Lennon's zany, poetic In His Own Write at the National (then based at the Old Vic) in 1968.

Portugal is widely seen as the next country that might need help, followed by Spain.

If this were a baseball game, someone would sell programs to help follow the action.

Journalists from The Huffington Post, Thomson Reuters and the Associated Press, among others, have used Fech to help follow the money.

5.58pm BST Public services If you're stuck at work, then we are here to help: follow the action on the sly on your computer.

The numbers associated with some of the arrows are meant to help follow the description of the forwarding process.

Will those it could potentially help, follow through with their coursework for the months it takes to have an effect?