Sentence examples for stick to help from inspiring English sources

In one, the former N.B.A. player Kris Bruton came out in a mask with a hockey stick to help with his defense.

In "Rough for Theater I," which opens the program, Mr. Houben scrabbles around the plain platform on which all the plays take place, using a long stick to help roll his wheelchair to and fro.

Blind for many years, his father preached at a small mosque just a few blocks away, rising every morning before dawn, using his blind man's stick to help him arrive in time to offer the prayer.

Wyatt, the veteran war reporter who became the BBC's religious affairs correspondent two years ago, revealed last week she was stepping down from reporting duties after being diagnosed with MS. Wyatt, 49, now uses a stick to help her walk and told Radio Times how she had recently fallen over in the street "which was a really big shock".

He needs a walking stick to help him move around the house and he can no longer play the piano.

And what's more, you would probably say, I'm lucky to live in a time when underwear is slight and negligible as opposed to the days of yore when underwear was the size of a tablecloth and required those same people who brush your teeth with a stick to help you into and out of it.

"I will stick to helping form a political leadership which will satisfy the Syrian people and the world," he said.

"I said [to them] 'why are you going there, it's not worth it, you have to stick to helping in the refugee camps and doing the humanitarian work'".

It's easy, and you can buy popsicle molds and sticks to help matters along.

The path is steep at times, but there are places along the way to rest between each of the four falls and guides will often provide walking sticks to help you along the way.

For his journey you can buy: Reindeer Water Wings, Traveling Cobbling Kit for his elves, Dry-Fit Santa Suit and Elf-Sized Hockey Sticks to help Santa and the Elves feel right at home in Canada.