Sentence examples for succour them from inspiring English sources

Worst hit are the sick, the elderly and children.The woes of front-line residents have mounted as the authorities who are supposed to succour them vanish.

But many others do not.They point out that although Mr Musharraf has nabbed several hundred al-Qaeda suspects since the September 11th attacks, his record against the domestic extremist groups who succour them is patchier.

The ground behind will be inscribed with an 1857 quote from Sir William Howard Russell, then war correspondent of the Times: "I trust that England will not forget one who nursed the sick, who sought out her wounded to aid and succour them, and who performed the last offices for some of her illustrious dead".

It will hardly be of any succour them then that a recent report by the United Nations 'special rapporteur' on racism found that Brexit has contributed to an environment of increased racial discrimination and intolerance.

The book was dedicated to Major-General Lord Rokeby, commander of the First Division; and William Howard Russell wrote as a preface, "I have witnessed her devotion and her courage ... and I trust that England will never forget one who has nursed her sick, who sought out her wounded to aid and succour them and who performed the last offices for some of her illustrious dead".

Thousands of the killers who had committed genocide in Rwanda in 1994 subsequently fled into Congo, where the then Congolese government armed and succoured them.

To have lost Mr Ahmadinejad to a liberal "plot" would, they judged, have imperilled the Islamic Republic which succours them all.All the same, many conservatives are far from enamoured of Iran's president.

More specifically, 1950s children who still know the strapline for Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men will have a vision of a drab, conservative but essentially decent post-war Britain, which both succoured them and gave them something to rebel against.

The party is now asking him to listen to those who have turned down his own proxies and give them succour.

So when Mobutu Sese Seko, Zaire's dictator, gave them succour, Rwanda engineered a rebellion that toppled him.In his place, the Rwandans installed a guerrilla leader and drunk, Laurent Kabila.

His settler allies, moreover, have developed a messianic theology based on a fundamentalist reading of the Bible which sets the conquest and settlement of the land above all else and promises direct divine succour to achieve them.