Sentence examples for started helping at from inspiring English sources

Jane, 52, started helping at the food bank a year ago, after she was made redundant.

So I started helping at a camp near Wilmersdorf.

The son of Russian immigrants, Gold started helping out at their Cleveland fruit stand as soon as he started grade school.

I started helping him at the office and he told me that if I really wanted to pursue wedding planning he would help me get to where I wanted to be as long as I continued to help him at the office.

Before you even think about going to college or to the seminary, it's a good idea to get started helping out at your parish.

She was such an enthusiastic employee, she said, that she almost immediately started helping Morgan Stanley recruit at Northwestern.

She started helping things along at 14, when she bought her first bottle of Sun-In from Superdrug.

Young Como started helping his family at age 10, working before and after school in Steve Fragapane's barber shop for 50¢ a week.

Four years ago, Ms. LeRoy started helping out her father at Tavern on the Green and soon became known among the staff as the kindhearted daughter of the boss who sometimes tied a scarf around her ankle to hide her unbusinesslike fish tattoo.

He starts helping out at an animal clinic run by a friend of his daughter's.

Children saw plenty of both of them, and were expected to start helping out at a tender age.