Sentence examples for take a help from inspiring English sources

In the 13 months since TMZ published video of Ray Rice knocking out Janay Palmer in a casino elevator, both the NFL and the Canadian Football League have developed new domestic violence policies in close association with domestic violence experts that take a "help me help you" approach to aggressors and victims alike. .

Then, in 1994, he figured he could take a helping hand from Mother Nature.

In this world, you should take a little help where you can get it.

Commissioner Paul Evans of the Boston Police Department will retire to take a job helping the British government.

"Do not take a second helping of food in front of these people.

Note to self: Don't take a heaping helping of the greens when dining at the Sedgwick-Bacon household.

Take a generous helping of butter (about one or two tablespoons should be enough) and place it in the pan.

"I'm willing to take a hit" to help lower the capital requirements, she said.

So she said she was going to take a bath to help her relax.

Patients on corticosteroids were assumed to take a bisphosphonate to help protect them from fracture.

Sometimes, we need to relax or take a breather to help alleviate stress.