Sentence examples for help to grab from inspiring English sources

Only Fools and Horses had also been the title of an episode of Citizen Smith and Sullivan felt that a longer name would help to grab the viewers' attention.

But for now, it was enough that his arrival helped to grab attention for the Brooklyn Philharmonic's latest Music Off the Walls outing at the Brooklyn Museum on Sunday afternoon.

"That helps to grab onto the active ingredient, bring it down into the sweat duct, and make a little plug".

The tires are large with significant tread, which helps to grab the surface and propel you forward when you're going uphill.

Have a friend to help you to grab your foot.

If you have a medical condition or disease that causes you to shake or tremble often, that makes it difficult for you to hold the phone, and so forth, then it might be worth considering both a strong protective cover for the phone and some sort of corded attachment from your clothing to the phone that helps you to grab the phone back before it hits the floor or hard surface.

Intel hopes that its latest pair of Atom processors will help it continue to grab market share: The Z550 will run as fast as a 2-gigahertz chip while using less than 3 watts of power, Intel says.

As Shepper writhed in dizzying pain on the floor, she saw an adult's hand reach down -- not to help her, but to grab the wrist of the child and say "Let's get out of here".

Tapson said Nancy had confessed to helping her husband to grab Dugard from a street in South Lake Tahoe in 1991 and then abducting her to their home in Antioch about 170 miles away.

With her father's help, she was able to grab only the school photos of her nephews, her last remaining relic of the family she had lost so suddenly.

Eventually new bone will regrow over the cage, helping surgeons avoid having to grab bone from the hip.