Sentence examples for needed succour from inspiring English sources

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.

"The priority is to rescue the stranded and provide urgently needed succour to those most needing it".

Party-goers need succour for the soul as two of Africa's biggest economies, Nigeria and South Africa, battle currency woes due that mirror those of their western counterparts.

If you need succour, it is everywhere – in the regal headdress that Peaches wears for her opening song, Rub, whose centrepiece is a vulva; in the giant inflatable condom in which Peaches prances about during Dick in the Air, shooting silly string out from its tip; in the fans, turned out in get-ups almost as elaborate and smutty as those on stage.

For each party, supposing that the other was safe, had no thought of holding their ground and fighting, but those in the camp ran towards those in the ambuscade, 5 while these, on their part, ran to those in the camp, so that fugitives encountered fugitives, and found those needing succour from whom they expected succour themselves.

Arsenal will need to take succour from the way they carved out that chance; there's little else for them to feel good about right now.

I'm often amazed at the way theatre provides just the right story that you need for succour at the exact moment you need it.

Whether in war or in peace, the illness is severe, painful and dangerous; its course may prove long, exhausting and bitterly disappointing; its victim greatly needs effective succour.

I'd rather take succour from that.

And if he stays put, the tyrants will take succour.

Pellegrini could take succour from the way his side responded in the second half.