Sentence examples for the helping of from inspiring English sources

"Nabokov was someone who got involved in the helping of artists, and possibly to the detriment of his own art".

"Her childhood was so painful and tragic, and the way she gained approval was through the helping of others.

But pig and diner should both be pleased by the helping of ham croquettes with molten, jamón-flecked creamy cores perfectly framed in a crisp crust.

Although not a new concept, sesame-seared salmon seemed reinvented by the helping of soft cabbage that bore notes of ginger and wasabi; jasmine rice made a perfect match.

The Diamond Dogs stage set comprised tall monochrome buildings, a bridge that descended from on high to the stage, and an office chair mounted on a cherry-picker crane that enabled Bowie, with the helping of some innovative lighting, to appear to float over the heads of the front rows of the audience as he sang Space Oddity.

Smiles was distressed when readers complained that "self-help" meant selfishness, or the pursuit of self-interest, and, in a later edition, he explained that "the duty of helping one's self in the highest sense involves the helping of one's neighbors".

Thanks for the helps of Lin Fang-Qing.

Thus the second helping of HSN.

The waitress brought another helping of rice.

The mustache helps, of course.

Others enlisted the help of grandparents.