Sentence examples for help them ease from inspiring English sources

The Aston Villa boss wants to take 31-year-old to the Midlands in the hope that he will help them ease away from the threat of relegation.

Lionel Messi scored in his 500th match for Barcelona to help them ease past Real Betis 4-0 on Wednesday and ensure they kept the lead of the Spanish league to conclude a superb year for the Catalan club.

Parents counted some of their children as white, perhaps to help them ease into broader society, and others as Indian, perhaps to retain some familial tie to the land.

But recent forecasts have revised down projected growth rates for the global economy - implying that these economies will not be able to rely on economic recovery to help them ease the burden of debt.

The Clippers held a rare practice Monday, in part to help them ease Griffin back into the lineup.

At that time of great need, millions turned to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to help them ease their hunger.

Cahan was their secular rabbi, helping them ease their way into the New World.

Mata was the orchestrator of both the first and third goals and, although Chelsea were nowhere near their best, his moments of ingenuity helped them ease to victory against opponents who traditionally perform well at Stamford Bridge.

Hodges won the coveted position in Leach's "Air Raid" offense, but Harrell was a good sport about it, which helped them ease into a lasting friendship too.

UNICEF and its partners hope that the skills gained by participating in this type of programme will create a smoother transition for the children, helping them ease them back to a normal life.

It will also bring a major financial boost to the England and Wales Cricket Board and should help them to ease the pressure being felt by the majority of the counties that stage international cricket, with a minimum of 10 Ashes Tests now available to be allocated in the space of three years.