Sentence examples for help get some from inspiring English sources

"We were trying to cut the budget and think of ways that could help get some services for the Department of Corrections," Ms. Baldo said.

"A lot of people were coming to the side of the barrier and the people in front were screaming 'Get some help, get some help'".

Mr. Grannis said yesterday that he thought the governor's support would ultimately help get some kind of tougher lobbying law passed.

She said she was determined to use her time in Bethesda to help get some answers for others in the future.

The economy needs to add at least 200,000 jobs a month to keep up with population growth and to help get some of the 15 million people who are unemployed back to work.

The company said that it will remain in control and continue to develop the property, and that the proceeds would help get some buildings, long-delayed, off the ground.

He can't help getting some writerly revenge.

The British military attach helped get some 200 U.K. personnel and a mix of Europeans and Americans to the airport on 15 U.S. military helicopters.

Plus it helps get some energy out.

It can help get a newbie some extra attention, and if you're lucky, to get it featured!

Simple puzzles like crosswords can help get your brain doing some basic work.