Sentence examples for helping him to keep from inspiring English sources
Devon, the baby's mother, was supportive of Colin, helping him to keep his spirits up.
Maintaining the technocratic image helped him to keep a fractious party more or less intact.
A strong statesmanlike stance against Russia may help him to keep them at bay in the parliamentary elections on May 21st.
Cameron likes the mantra that we should stay "in a reformed EU", as it helps him to keep much of his party together.
As for his frailties in the slogging department, Cook puts them down to being a natural right-hander who plays left-handed, and therefore has a strong top hand, which helps him to keep the ball on the ground.
Operatives of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency CIAA) bought off or intimidated Diem's domestic opposition, and U.S. aid agencies helped him to keep his economy afloat and to resettle some 900,000 refugees who had fled the communist North.
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Friendships and alliances of cross-shareholdings, which often trump economic factors in Italy, have also helped him to keep his job.Taking control of Telecom Italia proved to be a bad call.
Dressed in a stripy jumper that would not look out of place on the similarly mischievous Dennis the Menace, Nesbitt reckons that a jolt early in his career has helped him to keep things in perspective.
Adaay has a trainer in William Haggas who can help him to keep getting better and his draw in stall six looks the best position allotted to any of the principals.
