Sentence examples for say help from from inspiring English sources

The officials acknowledge that it's unclear how much, if any, of the money directly benefited Iran's weapons programs or terrorist operations, but they say help from foreign banks could ease the pressure on Iran's leaders at a particularly sensitive time.

Like the more leonine or pharaonic styles (and one often sees working women on the subway or shoppers at the supermarket whose hairdos are identical to those in Sumerian bas-reliefs), they are often achieved with extensions, which is to say, help from someone else's head.

One girl waved a sign saying "Help" from an upstairs window, looking as if she were a hostage.

Jean-Marie Guéhenno, president of the ICG, said: "Help from international partners is of critical importance to support Guinea-Bissau's security reforms.

Dwayne Pough, a Chicago cook who has been out of work for several months, said help from PAWS Chicago made a big difference for his American Staffordshire, Malachi.

Mr. Evans, of Yes California, said help from sympathizers in Silicon Valley, where anti-Trump sentiment runs deep, could help speed the way toward his group's nearest goal: a referendum on the ballot.

In response to Roker's question, Obama said "help from our military and our law enforcement officials" has been accepted and "we're going to do everything we can to provide assistance".

Rob Proctor, business development manager at Community Energy Wales, said help from the government and public sector bodies to find suitable sites for new developments and more access to finance would help.

The work, they say, helps kill terrorists, including from Isis.

He said help was also being sought from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII).

The base, she said, helps stop extremism from spilling over from Afghanistan to its neighbors.