Sentence examples for should return to help from inspiring English sources
And the Shadow Cabinet refuseniks, he said to applause, should return to "help us succeed".
The debate about whether stars should return to help their national leagues is loudest in Australia, where clubs are eager to sign Kewell and national team captain Lucas Neill, both of whom were released from Galatasaray in Turkey.
"The idea was so stimulating to the community of African-American residents that I persuaded myself I should return to the States to help establish the organization..
The idea was so stimulating to the community of African-American residents that I persuaded myself I should return to the States to help establish the organisation.
"The idea was so stimulating to the community of African-American residents that I persuaded myself I should return to the States to help establish the organization...
"There are some folks who want to go back — who think that we should return to the policies that helped to lead to this recession," the president said, adding tartly, "Now, it doesn't stop them from being at ribbon-cuttings.
Investment banks are supposed to risk investors' money but commercial banks should return to lending fairly and carefully to help create a foundation for future growth.
A sharper note of independence from Britain came when Curtin insisted (February 1942) that Australian troops recalled from the Middle East should return to Australia itself and not help in the defense of Burma (Myanmar), as British Prime Minister Winston Churchill wished.
"They should return to their senses.
"Pepe should return to selling flowers".
