Sentence examples for helpful aide from inspiring English sources

The production is performed in the round on a mostly bare stage, with the only significant prop a canvas on which the royal lineage is carefully diagramed: as one by one the characters are killed, their names are blotted out in red paint, a helpful aide in keeping score of the body count.

In giving word of Sunday's program, a helpful aide at the Jewish Theological Seminary noted the topic's relevance to the well-known "December dilemma": the strain felt by intermarried Jews and Christians, whose families are tugged between rival religious observances, or simply the sense of not belonging felt by many Jews amid the vast Christmas glitter and hubbub.

This helpful aide will assist you with troll triage and allow you to avoid hair loss due to inexplicably engaging Facebook battles without a foreseeable conclusion.

Look for President Obama to take a stroll on Saturday, most likely with his daughters and most likely to some locally owned bookstore like DC's Politics and Prose, to buy a few items with a credit card that will be discreetly handed to him by a helpful aide.

The Senate vote could be particularly helpful, aides said, in showing the 87 new Republican members of the House that the $61 billion in cuts cannot survive, giving the leadership leverage in pushing for a compromise that can pass.

Tucked into a wheelchair, her limbs immobile and hands tightly curled, Christine looks around her — at the other visitors, the helpful aides, the strange locale — with a gaze that seems at once incurious and beatific.

Should it go ahead, a state visit is expected to afford Charles several opportunities to build a relationship with Trump, listen to his views and make suggestions where he feels he could be helpful, aides said.

These modules are also helpful aides for existing hand hygiene campaigns in many hospitals.

Theatrics aside, the lines at bathrooms and concessions all move remarkably fast thanks to the helpful aides.

"It's not helpful," the aide said.

"It's not putting the heat on our members — the outside heat from their constituents — that would probably be helpful," the aide added.