Sentence examples for help him to decide from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton has said its outcome will help him to decide whether to launch an anti-missile programme before his presidency ends.

His wife, with a great deal of finesse, helped him to decide to see an analyst.

The promise of a new suit helped him to decide, though he joked recently that he was still waiting for the outfit 60 years later.

In a conference call, he said God had helped him to decide -- as well as the answers to many of the 16 questions Barrow asked about the Giants.

John Harris, a former House speaker, said the news that Ms. Palin would not run for a second term had helped him to decide that he would seek the governor's office in 2010.

For the last five prime-time seasons, she sat with him in the television boardroom, helping him to decide who rolls a suitcase into the elevator and who stays for another week and another chance at joining her as a member of the Trump company.

His parents became determined that he would not become a miner and helped him to decide a future career.

Peter fled to the court of Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor who decided to help him to return to Hungary.

Béla decided to help him to regain his throne, proudly boasting that the town of Halych "would not remain on the face of the earth, for there was no one to deliver it from his hands", according to the Galician Volhynian Chronicle.

Two days that could help define Mark Cavendish's season as the multiple Tour de France stage winner needs a medal – or at least to get close to one – to help him decide whether to commit fully to the six-event discipline, with potentially big implications for his Tour build-up.

That volume means the governor has to rely on agencies and advisors to help him decide what to sign and what to veto.