Sentence examples for helped turned out to be from inspiring English sources

The spots had a "pay it forward" premise, in that each would begin with Stranger A helping Stranger B, B helping C and so on until the end, when the last person being helped turned out to be Stranger A — suggesting to viewers that responsibility was a round-the-clock roundelay.

A few times, I did feel as if my effort to help turned out to be an imposition on someone else; but I was surprised by how often it turned out to be useful to both sides.

Public Citizen concluded that it was "clear" that the Stanford contributions "were aimed at killing the bills," although broader help turned out to be unnecessary because Texas Republicans simply blocked it from receiving a vote in both chambers.

Don't make this extra-help turn out to be habitual matter on your part.

"It is unfortunate that a loyal G.O.P. donor who has recruited other donors became involved in this incident while merely trying to help what turned out to be the improper request of a staffer who is no longer with the committee".

The narrator's father had helped relay what turned out to be love notes from Otto, thus aiding and abetting the corruption of a minor.

The new creative strategy worked, helped by what turned out to be an award-winning promotion campaign and by getting the jump on the latest version of "Survivor".

Al-Ejla and his family waited in line for hours for help that turned out to be coupons for cheap plastic water jugs, 30-year-old rice, and cheese "a cow wouldn't eat".

A few people rushed over to help, but she turned out to be convulsed, for obscure reasons, with hilarity.

Because he couldn't see and required so much help, the opposite turned out to be true an office full of people helped him on a near-constant basis.

In the quarter-final against Belgium, he helped set up what turned out to be the winning goal, only to limp off with the thigh problem that would end his tournament.