Sentence examples for help mentioning from inspiring English sources

When I rang him in Cape Town to congratulate him, I couldn't help mentioning his monologue.

He encountered a woman putting trash out and stopped to help, mentioning that he was on his way to see his rabbi.

Whittingdale could not help mentioning that even the current chair of the BBC Trust, Rona Fairhead, thought the current system was bust.

In its comments on New York's high-end Mexican restaurants, for example, the Zagat Survey can't help mentioning the "knockout cocktails" and "killer drinks".

I can't help mentioning that you're not married, which you say is part of the reason you can do what you do.

It sets up a fabulous prospect for the art form, for the Spaniard is astonishing in myriad ways: driven, ambitious, furiously intelligent, mischievous, occasionally cutting, always funny, inquisitive, probably far too open and, I can't help mentioning, exquisitely beautiful.

(T26) The factors of the help-system dominated the answers regarding the implementation of the intention to seek help (mentioned by 47.4% of the respondents), but they also turned out to be of special relevance on the other trajectories too (mentioned from 8.5% to 20.3% of the respondents).

Disabled children (and even teens) may not be diagnosed yet, and you can help by mentioning if you see something unusual.

"My boss has slipped out and I can't help but mention that Ron Howard also directed Apollo 13".

The next time Obama was in Poland, by the way, he couldn't help but mention the gift.

It doesn't help to mention that her sisters became a doctor and a teacher and that most of her female friends have higher degrees.