Sentence examples for sent out to help from inspiring English sources

Upon joining the cavalry her unit is promptly sent out to help subdue the outer frontiers of the fledgling US.

America and Britain are planning to build a "reserve" of civilian experts who can be sent out to help the soldiers.In this light, the EU starts to look more attractive to America.

An RAF C-17 transport plane had been sent out to help with the evacuation of holidaymakers, and Cameron said the government was ready to repatriate victims' bodies if requested by their families.

A senior US officer, General Gary Luck, sent to Iraq to review operations, has proposed that training of Iraqi forces should be speeded up and thousands of US military advisers be sent out to help, the New York Times said yesterday.

We are trying to get food and blankets sent out to help people.

The city's fire and police departments were also sent out to help.

And they're fully personalized—I've got a brief questionnaire I send out to help me design the perfect name.

Taxpayers who are poor, elderly or speak little English can use the first 800 number to find free tax help at churches and the like, and the IRS will even send someone out to help groups of taxpayers, again for free.

Their children were sent out to work to help pay for the bare necessities.

So there was a 22-year-old sent out to Baghdad to help draw up the new constitution.

So next time there is a big winter storm, send your kids out to help the neighbors clear their walk.