Sentence examples for would aid her from inspiring English sources

Although Ms. Lessing's detachment as a writer would aid her in the pursuit of the freedom she so coveted, this liberation would also come at a price.

This past summer, she attended the International Development Design Summit (IDDS) in Northern Tanzania with a goal of developing new skills that would aid her work running TEWDI, a social service organization offering job training, HIV/AIDS prevention, programs to prevent violence against women and home to an agricultural waste charcoal briquette enterprise.

She said Stewart's decision would aid her employees "like a family".

In August 1867 the Morrises holidayed in Southwold, Suffolk, while in the summer of 1869 Morris took his wife to Bad Ems in Rhineland-Palatinate, central Germany, where it was hoped that the local health waters would aid her ailments.

"Everybody stand up!" Ms. Edwards, the singer for this English band wanted this to be a party, and a reclining audience wouldn't aid her goal.

One of her three children, a five-year-old daughter, had just died of pneumonia, and the prosecution decided that bringing a grieving mother to trial for distributing information about birth control would only aid her cause.

Ms. Tanner, who has attended the Huntington School of Fine Arts since she was 7, said the experience would later aid her with her first choice, Cornell, which was not represented at the event.

This was considered great by Johnson, as it would aid his performance.

A U.S. official indicated that the Justice Department on Tuesday unsealed a July 2013 complaint against Ahlam Aref Ahmad alsoamimi, also known as "Khalti" and "Halati," because law enforcement officials no longer thought that keeping it secret would aid U.S. efforts to obtain her custody.

She said she'd kept the data to aid her in a letter-writing campaign to public officials.

Cement pads there would aid in dewatering.