Sentence examples for succour in practice from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, Ryder Cup junkies will have to content themselves with the jousting, the feigning and the downright banal; they will have to find succour in practice rounds, in endless speculation and in a series of set‑piece occasions such as the one yesterday when the 2010 Ryder Cup captains introduced themselves to the watching world.
General Stanley McChrystal, the overall American commander in Afghanistan, finds succour in this.
But she found a succour in her music that Nick did not.
Italy and France have offered succour in private to Greece but have been unwilling to offer public support.
I find succour in my playthings, the components of a composition I'm conniving with.
There is little emotional succour in this work, so I try to redress the balance elsewhere.
Bewildered Deadheads will find some succour in Bob Weir cameos alongside Wilco and the National.
They find succour in the ardent support of the Liberal and National party, large parts of the media and peak business bodies.
THOSE of you who, like Gulliver, remain sceptical of the rationale for another runway at Heathrow, will find some succour in this week's Economist.
She is able to accommodate change – perhaps even to find succour in it – and we may breathe a sigh of relief.
