Sentence examples for to be helpers from inspiring English sources

Silents tend to be helpers and teachers, and their generation has produced most of the great civil rights leaders -- but not a president".

These gods were thought to be helpers of the seafarers, and initiation into their mysteries was looked upon as a general safeguard against all misfortune but particularly against shipwreck.

That means that contractors can sign up to be "helpers" with Lugg, allowing them the option to work their own hours, even if they don't have a vehicle of their own.

That they can be treated fairly and with love, and go on to be helpers and problem-solvers and change-makers?

But come what may, the Scotswoman and soon to be Helper-in-Chief at Treasury will demonstrate that you don't have to look like Brooksley Born or Senator Susan Collins to be an integral part of the beltway network.

The movies were presented in a counterbalanced order (helper or hinderer first), with square and triangle randomly assigned to be helper or hinderer.

This program teaches Artistic Noise graduates how to be mentors, helpers, and advocates, training them to be assistant teachers to the next generation of young artists. .

There are usually groups set up to fundraise and be helpers round the place.

There will always be helpers.

They reasoned that since VHTs were supposed to be community helpers, the community should have had a greater say in their selection than the local council leaders.

One complication was that as A reaches higher frequencies, drawing out females to be daughter helpers biases the reproductive pool towards males.