Sentence examples for who offer help from inspiring English sources
To get the help you really need, you will have to tell people what you are up against and give those who offer help something to do.
Stories where ghosts are ghosts are subdivided further into ghosts who offer help, or who want solace, or justice, or blood, or vats of blood (see The Shining).
Hence the climactic feud, which takes place on an elevated train of the movie's own devising; the real New York has been overlaid with a comic-book brightness, although Raimi insures that the subway carful of New Yorkers who offer help to Spider-Man are reassuringly ordinary in their heroism, and in their own deep need for reassurance.
Asylum policies and practices are in chaos, but immigrants at ports of entry in cities like Tijuana still believe that they can find safety in the U.S. Becoming an émigré requires faith and trust faith that life will get better, and trust in others who offer help: shelter, guidance, and assistance with byzantine procedures.
That response is to go to places who offer help (e.g., NCSE, NABT, and NSTA).
The state website also lists local enrollment counselors and insurance agents who offer help at no cost.
Who offers help for people facing these justice/poverty problems?
"A good European is not necessarily one who offers help quickly," the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, said in a speech in Berlin on Thursday, according to Reuters.
United had been banned from Old Trafford for two matches because of hooliganism and when they needed an alternative venue the two clubs who offered help were Liverpool and Stoke City.
In our tightening labor market, an employer who offers help with money management or debt can readily attract and retain workers.
The iAdvize engagement platform picks up on this and connects her with a chat agent, who offers help, solves the issue and enables her to complete the purchase.
