Sentence examples for works to aid from inspiring English sources

Christine will be remembered for her countless good works to aid humanity.

And third, students will be taught why this particular exercise and nutrition program works to aid their weight loss, muscular development, general physical fitness and preparedness, athletic performance, mental acuity, and psychological well-being.

The third principle of EvoT is that students in this program will be taught/made aware of how and why this particular exercise and nutrition regimen works to aid their weight loss.

As someone who works to aid the plight of oppressed Muslim women; to bring attention to four million Iraqi refugees forced from their homes, even their country, for aiding American and allied journalists and troops; and to promote contemporary artists from the Middle East how is that I am still, somehow Islamophobic?

Although it began as a dispute between Fielding and John Hill, other authors, such as Christopher Smart, Bonnell Thornton, William Kenrick, Arthur Murphy, and Tobias Smollett were soon dedicating their works to aid various sides of the conflict.

It all began when Vital Life Foundation, a group that works to aid the senior community, posted a picture of Merle and said she was a lifelong fan attending her first Blazers game, ending the message with the hashtag #HelpMerleMeetLillard.

Martin now commits 20 to 25 percent of his income to the foundation, which initially worked to aid single mothers.

After working to aid those overwhelmed by Hurricane Katrina, he eventually horrified fellow activists by observing and reporting for the F.B.I. at the Republican National Convention in 2008.

He continued his affiliation with the Underground Railroad until the outbreak of the American Civil War, then worked to aid the liberated slaves.

They increase faster than we can name them, so a musical Dewey Decimal System is applied to each work to aid in categorizing it.

Medics worked to aid the oarsman — Alex Woods, a 27-year-old postgraduate medical student — for half an hour, giving him oxygen and then putting him in an ambulance to Charing Cross Hospital, where he was kept overnight.