Sentence examples for rang for help from inspiring English sources

Pollitt, trapped upstairs with three children, eight other adults and a dog, rang for help.

I was very sore, had no one to talk to, on top of which the nurses hardly ever passed by and were annoyed when I rang for help to lift my daughter out of the crib to feed her.

A Queensland stabbing victim went back to a pub for one last schooner, the knife still firmly lodged in his back, before he rang for help, news.com.au reports.

This time, ringing for help simply wasn't an option.

Even if we could ring for help, how long would it take to reach us on the edge of nowhere, 600 miles south of the Arctic Circle, in what Maxim Gorky called "the land of chains and ice"?

To climb out of a hospital bed, after a nurse has warned you not even to take the few steps to the bathroom without ringing for help, can be frightening to an older person who is sick, in pain, afraid of falling.

An allied bCall system would ring for help in the event of a breakdown.

Gwilym Dawe, who works at Pendine's Museum of Speed, said: "Last year someone had a problem with their gearbox and had tried ringing for help, but couldn't get a signal.

I know I would be laughing to the point of tears once we all remembered the two-week long hostage situation that a certain nameless teacher's prized bell was involved in, including anonymous calls where we heard it ringing for help, but I'm still not entirely convinced.

A nurse call was also installed on the balcony so that patients could ring for help to safely cross a doorframe ramp, which had been identified as risk factor.

"There was a lot of shooting, mostly in the air," said Zair. "Alkhanov rang for the help of Said Magomed Kakiev", the powerful head of the "West" battalion of 900 Chechen fighters under the control of Russian military intelligence, the GRU.