Sentence examples for race for help from inspiring English sources

And the only reason he was alive, he said, was because the two men who robbed him of $50 on Sunday night had trouble aiming after he stepped on his accelerator to race for help and crashed into a truck.

The victim, Lakhwander Singh, 40, has said that on Sunday, two passengers asked him to drive to an address on Belmont Avenue in Brownsville, Brooklyn, robbed him of $50 at gunpoint, and shot him in the shoulder after he stepped on the gas to race for help.

With some candidates nervous about campaigning with President Obama, Mr. Biden has become a go-to guy for Democrats in House and Senate races looking for help raising money and appealing to the type of regular Joes who connect with the vice president.

Of course, HIV and AIDS patients have already raced to cannabis for help with appetite enhancement.

Indeed, he said, Mrs. Dole campaigned for Mr. Vinroot several times in his 2000 race for governor and helped him raise money this year to retire a debt.

Candidates are scrambling to adjust to the news, which media analysis has suggested might "alter" the character of the race, for instance by helping more experienced candidates like Hillary Rodham Clinton and hurting outsiders like Donald Trump.

If you are in the middle of the race, tread water or signal for help.

Deida Bussab is typical of the many mothers I met at the center who had raced their babies to Kaedi for help.

Steinfeld said this year's marathon would feature a contest within the race to help pay for running programs and improve recreational facilities in New York and in other countries.

The question, then, is whether a plan that integrates a district by class as well as by race will help win for all its schools the kind of teaching that tends to be linked to achievement.

Stephen I. Zetterberg, a California Democrat whose loss to Richard M. Nixon in a primary race for Congress in 1948 helped propel Nixon's early career, died on Jan . 30in Claremont, Calif.