Sentence examples for succour from from inspiring English sources

I'd rather take succour from that.

She takes particular succour from the Occupy movement, at whose encampments she spoke repeatedly in 2011.

Pellegrini could take succour from the way his side responded in the second half.

He'll gain a little succour from City's impending purchase of the Barcelona superstar Neymar.

Unsurprisingly, Macclesfield have taken succour from Bradford's remarkable exploits in the Capital One Cup.

He's obviously taken succour from his performance at the PGA last year, when he finished third.

So much succour came from a genre ever more loosely dubbed "Americana".

"If he is so confident he is going to buy the club in 10 days, why not just wait until then and sack me?" A public statement of support for Parry from Gillett provided some succour for the former Premier League chief executive yesterday.

For now, maybe we can take succour and courage from the sense that those death-squad days are falling away from us, the alpha male workhorses of Souness and Allardyce's era gradually being eased out of the critical firmament by the likes of Frank Lampard and Rio Ferdinand, Golden Generation voices that can talk with real authority about being Premier League footballers.

Never has one man drawn such succour and comfort from his posts - his email signature is followed by a list that would shame even Idi Amin.

If you want to hear an album that genuinely does justice to the manna-from-heaven style succour that Domino Records' pre-Franz Ferdinand roster of US acoustic misfits gave to those wandering in the post-Britpop wilderness, Good News by Withered Hand (aka Scottish Arts Council-assisted troubadour Dan Willson) is the one to go for.