Sentence examples for helpful companions from inspiring English sources

Topping the list of helpful companions to this year's Games is David Wallechinsky's "Complete Book of the Olympics: 2012 Edition" (Aurum), prepared with Jaime Loucky, a 1,334-page record of every event — results plus, in most cases, detailed highlights — at every Summer Olympics since the first modern Games were held, in Athens, in 1896.

Topping the list of helpful companions to this year's Games is David Wallechinsky's "Complete Book of the Olympics: 2012 Edition" (Aurum), prepared with Jaime Loucky, a 1,334-page record of every event results plus, in most cases, detailed highlights at every Summer Olympics since the first modern Games were held, in Athens, in 1896.

Among dogs, smarts and friendliness seem to go hand in hand, and this powerful combination is what makes the species such helpful companions.

There should be more analytical detail about Colonial Revival here, as in the generally helpful companion book; it would help to be patiently shown the character of that grammar, tracing its allusions and its transformations.

This is anecdotal, of course, but nearly all of us are noticing that the normally somewhat helpful companion has been a bit more confident about mis-interpreting our word choice lately.

At the end of the day, a home health aide's most important role is to be a helpful companion".

In retrospect it's less likely that Eve was created to be Adam's helpful companion so much as she was charged with domesticating a literate ape with a dick for a brain.

Wormser et al have also recently published helpful companion studies examining whether these same patients with Lyme disease were more prone to developing fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue.

After you reacquaint yourself with your robot butler, you come across Dogmeat, a helpful wasteland companion in form of a German Shepherd.

It's called "The Typewriter Is Holy," and it's a helpful, even necessary, companion piece to the letters, which are only minimally annotated.

The modest, helpful WILLIAMS-SONOMA KITCOMPANIONANION: The A to Z Guide to Everyday Cooking Equipment & Ingredients (Time-Life, paper, $24.95), the latest in a series of solid, unshowy cookbooks overseen by Chuck Williams, also belongs on a handy shelf.