Sentence examples for helping elbow from inspiring English sources

"We've got open arms/For broken hearts," sing the Hallé Youth Choir as a Sicilian-sounding mandolin strums along, helping Elbow drive home the very idea of home, of community, of continuity.

It's this battered everyman persona that helps Elbow transfer their intimate, huge-hearted songs of love and despair to these vast arenas, without sacrificing their piquant intensity.

And another study, to be published next month in The American Journal of Sports Medicine, concludes that platelet injections may help tennis elbow, a degeneration of the tendons attaching the forearm muscles on the outside of the arm to the elbow.

But at least he brought in a credentialed team — including the well-known media blogger Rachel Sklar — to help him elbow his way into a crowded market.

The added capacity helped him elbow out his competitors, which started dying off.

Wilson also talks up the personalization angle as a selling point for third party Apple Watch cases — given that wearable tech can't help but elbow into the fashion space.

Have the person you are helping flex her elbow.

Mariano Rivera's excellent mechanics have helped him avoid elbow and shoulder injuries that frequently land pitchers on the disabled list.

They were also helped by the elbow to the head of Indiana's George Hill that cost the Pacers their best playmaker, as Brian Windhorst writes on ESPN.com.

Then a chamber-music-style duet can seize the spotlight while the rest of the musicians sit in silence.Ms Schneider's daring compositions have helped her to elbow her way onto the list of jazz's finest living composers.

Samarie Walker, a freshman forward whose resistant elbow helped keep Baylor's Brittney Griner without a field goal for the final 17 minutes of the first half against UConn in November, has since transferred to Kentucky.