Sentence examples for make or help from inspiring English sources

Syria and Libya were publicly named (in accordance with America's new policy of naming and shaming all states that may be trying to get, make or help make weapons of mass destruction) by Mr Bolton in November.

Make or help make dinner.

Let the students use their in-school experiences to make, or help make, decisions that directly affect some of the day-to-day operations of the school student discipline, maintenance of the grounds and buildings, problems with cliques, issues of sexism and racism, incidents of ostracism, and the like as well as topics and issues inside the classrooms.

He should hone his craft and storytelling skills by making, or helping to make, as many short films as he can, then broadcasting them on specialist internet sites.

As a reporter for Time, he famously asked President Dwight D. Eisenhower to enumerate any decisions that Vice President Richard M. Nixon, then running for president, had made or helped with during their two terms in office.

In what looked like a torpedo aimed at Mr Carter's visit, John Bolton, a State Department official, announced last week that Cuba should be added to the list of rogue states involved in making, or helping to make, weapons of mass destruction.Yet, despite these auguries, there was something historic about the visit of the highest-ranking American to the island since Mr Castro took power in 1959.

In the various chapters, we have treated not only the numerous applications that we have already made or helped to make but also the recent progress achieved in the domain of design.

"Like we go to [name of supermarket] sometimes and pick out what I want for tea so I can help Mum make it or help out making it.

(Boy, Year 7 A5) "Like we go to [name of supermarket] sometimes and pick out what I want for tea so I can help Mum make it or help out making it.

According to them, the FAI isn't out to make friends or help fix society.

This limbo is haunted by the noble shadow of a lost leader, but it is also infested with a strange vision of Irish nationalism, as something which people espoused to make money or help their careers.