Sentence examples for performance of help from inspiring English sources

Moore turns in a surprisingly credible performance of "Help Me"; there's a callow but angelic optimism in the lead single, a version of John Hiatt's "Have a Little Faith in Me"; and her version of Todd Rundgren's "Can We Still Be Friends" manages to retain the chipper melancholy of the original.

Below, we have an exclusive preview of a new release his performance of Can't Help Falling in Love, recorded at on 12 August 1970.

Ms. Phillips also proved herself in American song, winning a huge ovation for her impassioned performance of "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" from "Show Boat".

This study is undertaken to analyse the structure, conduct and performance of self help groups and their impact on women in two villages in Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh.

Given the small number of studies and the variability in how the help question was used, we were unable to combine these studies in a meaningful way in order to ascertain the diagnostic performance of the help question when used with the original Whooley questions.

The index, which dates back to the start of the year, tracks the stock performance of industries helped by Democrats against those typically helped by Republicans.

And was her protestation something of a performance to help us, her visitors, through the pain of watching her inexorable exit?

The performance of Wade and James helped compensate for Bosh, who was only 1 for 9 from the field in the second half.

The performance of Clancy helped Rapha Condor stay out in front in the elite championship, with Rudy Project RT remaining the title challengers in second overall place.

David Zimmerman of USA Today believed the live performance of "Exit" helped to showcase Mullen's drumming skills, which he described as "more assertive than ever".

While Grindeks has acknowledged the drug could benefit people who aren't suffering from ischemia, the company walked back those claims Tuesday, telling the AP it could potentially hinder athletic performance instead of helping it.