Sentence examples for when trying to help from inspiring English sources

I, too, as an adult have dealt with algebra only when trying to help my daughter with her studies.

On Friday, he argued, as he has done many times recently, that attacking banks is counterproductive when trying to help the economy.

This seems to be the same murderous troupe that Daryl dealt with in the woods when trying to help a pair of back-stabbing runaways.

But the app would have come in handy for me this summer, when trying to help my younger children cross a big item — "see a shooting star" — from their bucket list.

The fact that he was taken hostage when trying to help others and [has] now [been] murdered demonstrates that there are no limits to the depravity of these Isil terrorists.

When trying to help you, Republicans and Democrats both say that they don't know or care whom you voted for, but there will always be legislators on either side of the aisle who make constituent service less of a priority than others.

When somebody's trying to help you, why fight them?

But don't punch me in the nose when I'm trying to help you.

Perhaps the critics of America's foreign policy are referring to its interventions in Kuwait, Bosnia and Kosovo, when it was trying to help the local Muslims?

Dr. Hart was a graduate student at the University of Kansas in the 1960s when she began trying to help poor preschool children overcome speech and vocabulary deficits.

We actually wrote about it more than a year ago, when it was trying to help businesses analyze big data.