Sentence examples for love aiding from inspiring English sources

Colleges and universities love aiding students, and are always willing to dedicate time to truly curious ones, so contact your school's admissions department and schedule a one-on-one session with a counselor.

I said, 'Over three years now.' Him: (while creepily stroking my arm) 'I really love aid workers'".

But the movie is so vague about how its world works that the love affairs (aided by Rachel Portman's overly insistent music) seem like the doomed romanticism of young people in many other movies.

'DIDO AND AENEAS' This work by Purcell has all you want in an opera: a tragic love affair, aided by well-meaning friends and sabotaged by dark supernatural forces; comic choruses and a drunken sailor's dance; counterfeit deities who further the witches' plan to bring Dido to grief, all set to an absolutely magnificent score that clocks in at under an hour.

As the fool for love recklessly aids and abets his live-in stud in drug trafficking and much worse, the weakness of one man's flesh augurs potentially catastrophic consequences, evoked in a surreal fantasy sequence that echoes "Kiss Me Deadly".

The crowd love it, aided by the fact that the main stage at Glastonbury potentiates grandiose gestures and anthemic music: for better or for worse, a headlining set at the festival is no place to start exploring your music's more arcane subtleties, as Kanye West will subsequently discover.

There's a sinister team of Dutch scientists who offer mourners a chance to join their loved ones, aided by Mark Linn-Baker, playing himself, the one member of the sitcom "Perfect Strangers" not to Depart.

The narrator's father had helped relay what turned out to be love notes from Otto, thus aiding and abetting the corruption of a minor.

He had agreed to discuss his true love, development aid.

I love humanitarian aid, and even I find the guidance notes to the Core Humanitarian Standard to be a cure for insomnia.

I hope that the legacy you leave is to inspire others to give love and aid rather than perpetuate hate and violence.