Sentence examples for somewhere to help from inspiring English sources

This is certainly not all the fault of the authors, but it would help the reader if the names from the traditional literature and the computational studies were both used or listed somewhere to help match Ohler and FitzGerald, for example.

If you really feel the need to, take a class somewhere to help you feel more comfortable in your dancing.

Display your collage in your classroom or somewhere else to help you keep your resolution.

When your woman tries to get somewhere, you got to help her.

They'd been pondering where to retire and said they would move somewhere near me to help with the baby.

Once training was completed, the recruits stuffed their N.C.C.C.-issue red duffel bags with N.C.C.C.-issue shirts and pants and steel-tipped boots, and waited to be dispatched to somewhere in America, to help.

Rather than burying a line item in a spreadsheet somewhere, ZeroCater wants to help employers understand what they are buying, and why they are buying it.

And youth groups, so that young people have somewhere to go to help them understand things.

The more you try, the bigger the chance that someone somewhere will want to help.

I knew that a girl I loved but wasn't speaking to was somewhere down there trying to help.

And yet, Cromartie, the cornerback, could be counted on somewhere down the line to help out Sanchez.