Sentence examples for help to climb from inspiring English sources

"And obviously you have these individual customers who are asking for help to climb back into the middle class and you can't help them either".

When she needs help to climb stairs, Ms. Boockvor simply picks up the 18-pound dog and carries her in her arms.

Late last year, he appeared to be shrinking daily and it seemed he would soon need help to climb on to the front benches.

The 89-year-old walks with a stick, but insists she needs no help to climb the steep, bannister-less flight of stairs to my flat.

Also, as poverty decreases, those left behind tend more and more to be the ones who have for so long accepted poverty as their destiny that they need outside help to climb out of it.

People in England are being offered help to climb onto or up the housing ladder as the government's mortgage indemnity scheme launches.

One is microcredit, a system of lending to very poor people, the majority of whom are female microentrepreneurs who are thus helped to climb out of poverty.

"Every day we say: 'We will be lucky tonight, we will get to London.'" He frequently manages to get on to a lorry, helped to climb on by an adult, before police pull him off at the checkpoint.

Last February, one of his last remaining friends, a man he had personally helped to climb the combo ladder, was murdered. .

The hill for IndyCar to climb in race fan consciousness is still steep - but every piece of social media content created around the series helps to climb one more notch, and win back at least one more fan at a time.

Most of the time it helps to climb down facing the tree rather than trying to climb outwards.