Sentence examples for help to play from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't help to play four hours yesterday," Nadal said.

Yet the world's poorest countries will need help to play their part.

Jones chose not to have a procedure done, and would have needed some medicinal help to play the outfield for a week straight.

Louisiana State narrowed Southern California's lead for second place in the latest Bowl Championship Series standing yesterday but still needs help to play for the national championship in the Sugar Bowl.

The new wig and dress help to play down her natural radiance, but it's the fractured quality in her singing voice (most affectingly deployed in the torchy "Losing My Mind") and line readings that puts across the character as someone for whom resentment is sliding into madness.

The email, dated 3 June 2002, reveals how White House officials wanted the CEI's help to play down the impact of a report last summer by the government's Environmental Protection Agency EPAA), in which the US admitted for the first time that humans are contributing to global warming.

To be the best player on earth, it helps to play for the best team.

It helps to play detective and give full, wild play to the imagination when searching.

In times like these, it helps to play with all the cards in the deck -- as Bowman has.

But Mr. Levy credited an $8 million ad campaign as helping to play a role in the recruitment of 4,700 teachers.

It helps to play cooperatively with a friend, to minimize the frustrations of backtracking and to escape from a particularly complex situation.