Sentence examples for much succour for from inspiring English sources

But there's not too much succour for Spurs: their midfielder Nabil Bentaleb has become the subject of a tug of war between Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus.

Not that they would have given Bradbury much succour.

So much succour came from a genre ever more loosely dubbed "Americana".

The figures which came out on Tuesday showed annual growth in the value of housing finance (excluding refinancing) was 9.8%: But overall business investment is not expected to provide much succour to the budget.

Firms can benefit from a new tax relief on £50,000 of annual investment, though this will not give much succour to those that are light on capital expenditure, including the new creative industries the Chancellor says he wants to encourage.

And some much needed succour for Brandt Snedeker, who has just birdied 14 with a lovely 25-foot left-to-right curler to arrest his steep decline since the turn.

Although the public-distribution system for food has collapsed in much of the country, the regime has tried, albeit imperfectly, to stamp out informal markets, the only succour for many.North Korea has an economic lifeline to China, but scholars who have interviewed North Korean refugees report contempt, tinged with envy, for their giant neighbour.

Still, it was a much improved performance by Wales, for whom Mike Phillips and Stephen Jones, their half-backs, were outstanding and it should offer some succour for the future after recent goings-on.

That'll give him succour for next year.

Following that life, he crawled back to the monastic life, seeking succour for his troubled soul.

This succour for Dyche's men faded as City swept forward.