Sentence examples for month would help from inspiring English sources

He thought playing county cricket, even if it was only for a month, would help his development.

Ms. Barrett said she hoped that sitting through the trial last month would help her remember something of the attack.

A modest fee, Governor McGreevey said, a dollar a month, would help pay the outstanding $469 million that his predecessors spent on the problem-plagued toll system.

Mr. Lindsey said the $1.35 trillion, 10-year tax cut that President Bush signed into law earlier this month would help the economy -- and tax revenues -- bounce back quickly, safeguarding the surplus over the long run.

Now married and working in his uncle's fence business near Tampa, he said the $275,000 settlement he received last month would help cover the cost of the children's psychotherapy, their education and the family house he is building.

(On Sunday, he announced the creation of a "Resurrection Fund" to combat negative perceptions of Trinity, and he named a number. "I'm gonna just put it out there," he said: a supplementary contribution of a hundred dollars a month would help a lot).

But a spokeswoman for the "NewsHour" acknowledged that the reorganization, which will take place over several months starting in July, would help balance the budget.

The payroll tax cut for workers and employers and the extended unemployment insurance that President Obama proposed last September would help put people back to work.

The Hunger Free Schools Act, which we introduced in June, would help ensure that low-income children have access to free school breakfasts and lunches.

He said Brait, which will complete its buyout of a 90% stake in New Look on 25 June, would help the business "go faster".

E.U. officials said the proposed new rules would be more effective than the older pact because mechanisms like the annual budget forecasting in April would help detect and prevent problems before they arose.