Sentence examples similar to lend a hand in this from inspiring English sources

It's June 1939 and George VI and his wife have travelled to the US to beg the prez to lend a hand in the impending conflict with Germany (that this didn't happen quite immediately is skated over in the closing credits).

Then he rode off to lend a hand in the Rockies.

A few friends stopped by to lend a hand, in the spirit of a country barn-raising.

Perhaps other professors from a range of disciplines would lend a hand in the study of magic.

The Bush campaign flew him down in a private jet with his security contingent and his chief adviser, Zenia Mucha, to lend a hand in the spin battle.

When McCaw was a teenager, Gavin called him up to lend a hand in the shearing sheds and recalls a kid with boundless energy.

The stage has an audience of its own whose members argue about what they are seeing and occasionally lend a hand in the action.

The regulators could lend a hand in the coming months by lowering minimum capital requirements for insurance companies, giving them some breathing room.

For the brotherhoods, soaring joblessness has helped persuade more idle house painters, ceramic workers and other craftsmen to lend a hand in the time leading up to Easter celebrations.

Kitzhaber appealed to ecologists at the meeting to lend a hand in the review effort.

So let me lend a hand in that process.