Sentence examples for succour going from inspiring English sources

They went to sleep a bit towards the end, letting in a couple that'll give the Swiss succour going into their game against Ecuador.

Lee Hall's musical version of Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour goes into Live theatre in Newcastle upon Tyne.

Like Estragon, the tramp in Waiting for Godot, the image and the promise of succour kept me going.

Not that the eminent scientist would give any succour to the heavy-hearted - he clearly believes the human race is going to hell in a petrol-driven handcart - but because it is just such a pleasure to hear him speak, to be allowed to absorb the workings of his brilliant mind.

"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.

But while we wait for 2011 to throw up as yet unimaginable innovations, let us find comfort in some adamantine sounds that provide true succour – the dulcet despair of Rumer, the cosmic funk of Janelle Monáe, the polemical art of MIA, the elegiac sorrow of Corinne Bailey Rae; assurance, perhaps, that music is more than just stuff going on in the background while some CGI figures run amok.

Indeed, music plays an interesting role in the story and Stephen ships over his vinyl collection, seeking succour in songs after his beloved bird has gone.

Each time you behold them they remind you of the bond between you and the manufacturer, and the succour that will deliver you if your expensive indulgence goes wrong.

He has chosen, like the woman whose story he nominally tells, to forgive those with whom he went into combat, and to mop for succour as well as sanitation.

Now Mr Davis has found succour at last.

Born Alexander Bulatovich, he was a blueblooded officer in an elite regiment who went to Ethiopia in the 1890s, to bring succour to an emperor whom Russia backed against Italy.