Sentence examples for win help from from inspiring English sources

The company hopes to win help from European governments to cover the cost of the restructuring, and more independence for Opel will probably help as the Detroit automaker starts negotiations for assistance with Berlin and other governments.

But Mr. Neumann, 58, has won help from the Tea Party Express and the Club for Growth.

Now he has won help from lawmakers in Albany to close the city's $3.8 billion budget shortfall.

Homestake Mining, a company in South Dakota, has tapped a rich vein of influence on Capitol Hill, winning help from the Senate Democratic leader for a project in his state.

Mr. Johnson, who has spent his own money on the race and won help from Tea Party members, gave credit to talk radio for much of his support and outlined his agenda one last time: to repeal the new health care laws and to bring a business sense to deal with spending and the debt, "so we do not turn America into Greece".

Surprisingly, he sought and won help for his efforts from a political foe from the 1960's and 70's, former Mayor Lawrence F. Kramer.

The win helped her climb 13 places from 18th to fifth in the world rankings. .

The financial rewards from winning help schools build the best athletic facilities and recruit the best coaches and athletes.

Without known leaders, the opposition has failed to win major help from Western countries afraid to give aid without any accountability.

This followed a meeting on Monday with Japan's prime minister, Yoshiro Mori, during which Gen Musharraf tried to win financial help from Pakistan's biggest traditional lender.

We've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle.