Sentence examples for succour there from inspiring English sources

And perhaps that is just as well, for they will find little succour there.

There is succour to be had in returning to familiar settings.

Is there any succour in these findings for climate sceptics who say the slowdown over the past 14 years means the global warming is not real?

To give succour to night-flying moths there is honeysuckle, jasmine and nicotiana, whose nocturnal perfume draws them in.

There, he took succour in conjuring up his own London A-Z in memory, recalling the White Heather teashop in Holland Street where the waitress once spread "the glow of youth", the kindness of Mrs Langley and her greengrocer husband in Church Walk - "positively the best that England can produce" - and the unkind bells of St Mary Abbots, which aggravated his incipient derangement.

There must be succour knowing that, however unpleasant the end might be, it's not as bad as having your eyes gouged out by Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane.

Purgatorial in nature, Chinese hells are not beyond the reach of human intervention, and the shared obligation to succour the beings who suffer there has been a powerful force for social cohesion.

Martial's goal was his first since 20 January at Burnley and given that Mourinho had lost his previous two matches in Switzerland, there was further succour to be had.

But, as you're demographically likely to be a little older, though far from starting to wonder where the laces go in your slippers, perhaps there's intellectual succour to be had in the knowledge that some young things are larnin'.

There is no succour to be found for defenders of RCT in this conception of randomness.

There is little emotional succour in this work, so I try to redress the balance elsewhere.