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Example sentences for "help from"

  • I turned myself to other things, and I saw the oppressions that are done under the sun, and the tears of the innocent, and they had no comforter; and they were not able to resist their violence, being destitute of help from any.

  • O grant us help from trouble: for vain is the help of man.

  • Give us help from trouble: for vain is the salvation of man.

  • That great exploit had entailed a train of vexations, for it stirred the envy of Vaudreuil, more especially as it was due to the troops of the line, with no help from Indians, and very little from Canadians.

  • Louisbourg was beyond reach of succor from Canada; it must rely on its own strength and on help from France.

  • He had already warned Monro to expect no help from him.

  • Secondly, as a help from God, Who moves the soul to good.

  • Inexhaustible divine Love Is it not a species of infidelity to believe that so great 494:6 a work as the Messiah's was done for himself or for God, who needed no help from Jesus' example to preserve the eternal harmony?

  • If the sick find these material expedients 444:1 unsatisfactory, and they receive no help from them, these very failures may open their blind eyes.

  • But when doubts enfeeble us, and Bloodmen harass us, there is no help from man.

  • No help from Epicurism, which provided no religious sanction for conduct; Lucretius, and Epicurean idea of the Divine.

  • Of the sacrificial duties of the Martialis we know nothing for certain, and can get no help from him as to the ideas of the early Romans about their great deity Mars.

  • In reading the proofs I have had much kind and valuable help from my Oxford friends Mr. Cyril Bailey and Mr. A.

  • But until one of these preliminaries was accomplished he was to expect no help from Philip.

  • He was said to have a promise of help from Guise.

  • Rather than that, he determined to enter into what he knew was a most unequal struggle, on the off-chance of pulling through by help from Spain.

  • And yet the burthen lay still upon y^e plantation; or, to speake more truly and rightly, upon those few that were ingaged for all, for they were faine to wade through these things without any help from any.

  • Weston, it should seeme, is set upon hireing, which yet I wish he may presently effecte; but I see litle hope of help from hence if so it be.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    dear old; done here; heated dish; help being; help for; help from; help him; help myself; help others; help people; help the; help thee; help them; help themselves; help you; helped himself; helping hand; helping himself; horse team; innocent blood; other colleges; rather large; this realm; threw herself; white wing; written originally