Sentence examples for succour led from inspiring English sources

Money had to be raised by selling off the monastic lands, which had brought a good income; the desperate expedient of debasing the coinage, though it brought temporary succour, led to a violent inflation that made things worse.

Since 1577 he pressed for an English military expedition, led by himself (as the Dutch strongly wished) to succour the rebels.

Everyone knows that the Inter- Services Intelligence – their leaders appear to be interchangeable with the regular army – continue to succour and guard and lead the Afghan Taliban.

Some of the people who have walked to the town will find themselves not celebrating but offering succour to victims and their families.Only a few weeks ago, thousands of people, many of them tourists or Hindu pilgrims, are thought to have lost their lives in floods which afflicted the north Indian state of Uttarakhand and led to one of the largest-ever air rescue operations.

Leading chains will also seek succour back in the markets that bred them, where profit margins and spending per person are higher.

It gave succour to those opposing the king during the English civil war and helped lead to the rule of constitutional law throughout the English-speaking world.

Both men have mused aloud about not paying Argentina's debts.For succour, Mr de la Rua and Argentina must look abroad, and pray that a slowing economy in the United States will lead to lower international interest rates and a weaker dollar to which Argentina's overvalued currency is pegged.

I'd rather take succour from that.

And if he stays put, the tyrants will take succour.

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

They can take succour from that, no question.