Sentence examples for his succor from inspiring English sources

He should be free to write and publish articles critcizing the government, in order to earn his succor.

In each town the tacit mold has been stamped on the order, so that in the dark night wanderings, the cries of the whores becomes familiar, as if they were creatures not bred of such societies, but extorted from the ground in one great rising of damned souls, pleading for his succor.

His audience finds succor in his warm, dramatic songs, which reflect his leftist politics and liberal Christian faith.

And he provided his usual dose of succor for his team.

Four times did this great man call and feelingly inquire if the men were receiving all the care that could be bestowed; at the same time remarking that it was beyond his power to yield such succor as his heart prompted.

According to Plutarch, Romans "looked upon him as a diligent and careful man, ready to help and succor his fellow-citizens.

Mr. Singleton suggests that Jody is somehow unhealthily hooked on the warmth and succor his mother gives him, a succor that is seen as a sort of debilitating, addictive drug.

He believed it important to succor his patients, to provide them with some of the love that they had been deprived of in childhood.

His protection and succor become these women's shared purpose.

From that important platform, he can help his church by giving succor to the needy and powerless around him.

Mr. Bulos fulminates amusingly as the cantankerous Bill, whose rock-solid Maronite faith is both a source of exasperation and, oddly, succor to his nonbelieving nephews.