Sentence examples for such succour from inspiring English sources

While Shields takes refuge in piety, Davoren refuses such succour, and doesn't seem certain of his vocation as a poet.

One of them, moreover, just happens to be a half-brother to the champion who lent their trainer such succour during the past three seasons.

Never has one man drawn such succour and comfort from his posts - his email signature is followed by a list that would shame even Idi Amin.

We reached Carbost by late morning, and finished off our journey at the Talisker distillery, to pay homage to one of the nation's finest drams, a potion that had given us such succour on our meanderings and ramblings around the western isles.

Contemplating a lover, Bryan Ferry compares her not to Guinevere but to Avalon, the wounded Arthur's resting place: such is the succour she represents.

The English nationalist revolt is sure to provide further succour to such forces within EU borders.

What a country this is, to nurture and succour two such opposite cultural/political beings.

Shorten needs to thread the needle of being alert to the concerns of such workers, while also not giving succour to the racists looking to follow the Brexit/Trump narrative of blaming the plight of the working class on foreigners and migrants – whether temporary or permanent.

It has left America in a position to bring new pressure on potential spoilers such as Syria and Iran, and the rejectionist guerrillas they succour.

Bloc Party fans will find succour in the vocal melodies of songs such as "The New Rules", on which Kele plucks a guitar ("What's this?" he jokes).

Alas for Colonel Qaddafi, accusations that he once plotted to assassinate the then crown prince, now king, Abdullah, mean he is unlikely to be offered succour by the House of Saud. Notablefoes of the West, such as Hugo Chávez and Daniel Ortega, have expressed their support for Colonel Qaddafi.