Sentence examples for to help call from inspiring English sources

Seinfeld has long wanted to help call a game.

American forces mounted bombing raids, deployed commandos to help call in airstrikes and organized supplies of weapons.

The signs are stark, designed  to attract more donations and also to help call attention to the uncomfortable truth about the ubiquity of homelessness.

Now here were the Mets front and center again on Sunday night as fans stood in unison and began chanting "U.S.A.!" And here was Valentine, so visible back then and on hand now to help call the game for ESPN.

Broadcasters should also invite a Red Sox announcer from Clemens's days in Boston to help call his 300th victory, like when the Yankees' television crew brought in Lindsey Nelson for the final outs of Seaver's landmark victory in 1985.

"Is this going to help call attention to the child with special education needs who has no chance whatsoever of getting five GCSEs, or is a headteacher going to put most attention on the progress of the borderline [D to C grade] pupil?

An experiment to help, called supported work, was designed by a N.Y.-based nonprofit corp., the Manpower Demonstration Research Corp. (M.D.R.C).

An experiment to help, called supported work, was designed by a N.Y.-based nonprofit corp., the Manpower Demonstration Research Corp. (M.D.R.C).

I had a small kitchen fire last year when I burned a pot and my neighbours came to help, called the fire brigade, got it all sorted.

One feels called to help, called to respond.

For the elderly and vulnerable, they have become a particular problem, despite the Direct Marketing Association launching guidelines in 2012 to help call-centre staff identify people unable to make an informed decision.