Sentence examples for lines of helping from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM STEPHEN MILLER: Thinking along the lines of helping them rather than killing them, I've always thought the best use of the tremedous logistic capabilities of the military would be in disaster relief.

We want to offer resources and encouragement to those who are on the front lines of helping those in need, especially during the upcoming season of Lent, which is a time to look at ourselves, examine our own choices and priorities, and test the love of Christ in our own lives.

"Whether we like it or not, people working in these jobs are at the front line of helping parents on this, so they need the right support.

But what can a child or young adult in a similar situation do if they feel they have exhausted all official lines of help?

Several new lines of research help explain why this overall effect can be so comforting in some families, and a source of tension in others.

Those stronger lines of communication helped after the presidential election, Perez said, when a group in his office gathered to talk through their shock.

Hampton also accused Ensign of helping him line up lobbying clients.

The bilingual volumes were part of an experimental line for helping Japanese children learn English.

That raised the possibility that they might use their control of the lines to help themselves and hurt their competitors.

This minor international incident might have ended there, another in a long line of Presidents helping Americans get out of tight legal spots in autocratic foreign countries.

Schlumberger still gets 96% of its operating income from its traditional line of work: helping oil companies extract oil from the earth.