Sentence examples for notable help from from inspiring English sources
Bumgarner — Madison Bumgarner: say it soft and it's almost like praying — had notable help from a teammate, Freddy Sanchez, who fouled off five consecutive pitches in the third inning before grounding out against Texas starter Tommy Hunter, who then coughed up an instant and decisive two-run homer to the next batter, Aubrey Huff.
Notable help has been received from Mr. Omar Whaley of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, Mrs. P. N. Graves of the Bureau of Aeronautics, and Miss L. I. MacCrindle, Mrs. A. R. Lawrence, and Chief Yeoman B. R. Yantz, all of the Office of Naval Records and Library.
How did such a notable artist end up requiring help from The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund?
He was performing with a band that included viola, cello and electric guitar, and on his 2004 self-titled album, he collapsed the box built by his debut, with help from such notable agitators as Rage Against the Machine's Zach de la Rocha and System of a Down's Serj Tankian.
I had some help from some pretty notable people; My gorgeous and talented girlfriend Jen GaNun lent her vocal abilities to three of the songs, my longtime friend and all around genius of a musician, Ian Cooke played cello on a few tracks and Dameon Merkl from Bad Luck City sang on and wrote his part for the Murder Ballad "Simple Solution".
The most notable differences were the physicians' greater preference for seeking help from nurses (F 1,413)=22.38, P<0.001) and social workers (F 1,413)=60.47, P<0.001), compared with lay persons.
The most notable of these was a £35,000 cap on what people should pay towards home visits or care home costs before they get help from the state.
The most notable difference between the ANU and ethnic Chinese students was the proportion reporting they would be probably or definitely likely to seek help from a pharmacist, the proportion being seven times higher in the Chinese group.
