Sentence examples similar to something for supporting from inspiring English sources

He couldn't advance without leaning on something for support.

I have a sense of falling and I want to grab something for support".

He said in a radio interview that set furniture had been re-arranged so he could lean on something for support.

The easygoing verb is defined in the O.E.D. as "to move indolently, resting between-whiles or leaning on something for support," which grew out of an earlier meaning, "to skulk, to slouch".

Then, step on the other pedal (pulling yourself up while holding onto something for support).

The brand wins because they get acknowledged for supporting something good.

One anti-tobacco blogger went so far as to post an angry demand that Myers apologize for supporting something Altria also supported.

Barack Obama's plan to achieve gun control reform through executive actions had Republican candidates for president facing an awkward Sunday challenge: how to denounce a president for supporting something you once signed into law.

It is also possible for poor introspection, forgetfulness, or self-acceptance to allow one to evade something without any need for supporting evasions or damage to one's self-esteem.

"I wanted to do something that would thank everyone for supporting my career and also thank God for me being able to do the music I do.

Conversely, research conducted by the Ballot Initiative Strategy Center has shown that voters are extremely motivated -- a critical metric for ballot-measure campaigns -- by the opportunity to vote for something they support.