Sentence examples for race to aid from inspiring English sources

Among opponents of the rescue plan, some Republicans cited ideological objections to government intervention, and liberal Democrats said they were of no mind to race to aid Wall Street tycoons.

Captain Modafferi also worked on a federal rescue team, racing to aid victims in plane crashes and Caribbean hurricanes.

Instead of fleeing, 10 miners working nearby raced to aid their comrades and were caught in a second explosion about 45 minutes later, officials of the mine company, Jim Walter Resources Inc., said.

Images of the aftermath of the attack quickly spread online, showing mayhem and panic as rescue workers raced to aid survivors.

McCain also said this week that he might expand his campaign efforts in Ohio beyond the Senate race, perhaps to aid GOP congressional candidate Samuel "Joe the Plumber" Wurzelbacher, who was a notable figure in McCain's failed presidential campaign.

As he went to investigate, Jill returned from shopping & said the woman upstairs must be having her baby & raced up to aid her.

The race to justify aid in terms of vital national interests is partly driven by competitive pressures from "emerging donors", for whom development assistance can be – by dint of the peculiarities of the OECD definition – a combination of loans, tied aid, credits and debt write-offs that can legitimately pursue trade and geostrategic advantages.

All it took was an inspiring rescue by a man who didn't hesitate to race to the aid of a female cat named Felix.

In the end, the Campaign for Primary Accountability spent a total of $222,000 to aid Kinzinger's race.

spending on presidential and Senate races: a record $36 million, including $21 million to aid Donald Trump and $12.6 million to attack Hillary Clinton.

Marathon to aid Haiti.