Sentence examples for responding to help from inspiring English sources

It added: "The Kurdish forces remain significantly less well-equipped than Isil and we are responding to help them defend themselves, protect citizens and push back Isil advances".

A second bomb in a nearby parked car exploded a short time after, apparently aimed at those responding to help victims of the first attack.

Michael Fallon, the Defence Secretary, said: "The Kurdish forces remain significantly less well equipped than Isil (IS) and we are responding to help them defend themselves, protect citizens and push back Isil advances".

Salah Deen said that a four-person medical team died soon after treating victims and that he was temporarily blinded for about an hour after first responding to help transport victims.

The cases demonstrated both opportunities and risks in international security organizations responding to help protect health systems and support their recovery and reconstruction.

Several ships were responding to help the Titanic but, during a crucial time, one that was closer than the others did not receive signals from the Titanic because the vessel's lone radio operator was off duty.

The skills – reading, responding to, helping reinforce or alter an audience's moods – seem to have more in common with a club DJ playing to a live audience than the average studio-bound radio host.

More than 200 emergency workers had responded to help in the search.

Some form of intervention could, at least, identify those who will respond to help, he believes.

Firefighters from nearby towns in Kentucky and Ohio responded to help local crews battle the five-alarm blaze, whose cause was unknown.

"Throughout my career, cops have always been eager to respond, to help, to get to the scene, and it is one of the inherent dangers of police work," he said.