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Definition of helping hand in US English: helping handnounˈhelpiNG hand a helping handAssistance. she was always ready to lend a helping hand Example sentencesExamples - And, to the extent that fate sometimes lends a quirky, helping hand, relief may come from an unlikely source.
- ‘The understanding on the field and the helping hand they extend off it is making me completely comfortable here,’ he gushes.
- Some said it fostered a feeling of brotherhood, and, that like any helping hand, could bring the two nations closer.
- It is a budget that brings hope for people who need that helping hand.
- A joint enterprise would give Siemens the helping hand it needs to make next generation handsets for the European market.
- Many of his colleagues in that administration were avid to extend the helping hand of government into family relationships.
- Quinn followed her, lending her no helping hand.
- Spirituality in medicine is more about the genuine compassion, presence and the helping hand we offer our patients than the specific questions we choose to ask.
- We need a kickstart, we need to be given a helping hand and we appeal to you to offer that helping hand.
- All the donations are distributed by the Rotary Clubs, who take a list of people who need an extra helping hand this Christmas.
- Instead, he should lend another helping hand to the organization, coming up with another one of his multi-team trades.
- Personally I would like you to respond to my comments and give me an adult's helping hand in understanding this political mess.
- But the City keeper will give his old club no helping hand at Blundell Park tomorrow.
- It is the death of an ideal that made this country great - a fair go for all, our mateship and compassion in extending that helping hand.
- I accept that he has had trouble reading it, and I will give him another helping hand.
- Meanwhile, Ryder Cup hero Paul McGinley got the helping hand he was looking for to give himself a chance of victory.
- And the fundraising champion has been given another helping hand from a local gym, who have vowed to sponsor him with a personal trainer for a year.
- Mayors are to be told the Government is withdrawing the helping hand it has given them to cover their debts.
- Are Hansons' ghosts likely to give Howard another helping hand come the 2004 election?
- Richard and I believe in giving that helping hand to those that otherwise might struggle to overcome inequalities.
Definition of helping hand in US English: helping handnounˈhelpiNG hand a helping handAssistance. she was always ready to lend a helping hand Example sentencesExamples - Are Hansons' ghosts likely to give Howard another helping hand come the 2004 election?
- But the City keeper will give his old club no helping hand at Blundell Park tomorrow.
- Meanwhile, Ryder Cup hero Paul McGinley got the helping hand he was looking for to give himself a chance of victory.
- Quinn followed her, lending her no helping hand.
- And, to the extent that fate sometimes lends a quirky, helping hand, relief may come from an unlikely source.
- All the donations are distributed by the Rotary Clubs, who take a list of people who need an extra helping hand this Christmas.
- We need a kickstart, we need to be given a helping hand and we appeal to you to offer that helping hand.
- Instead, he should lend another helping hand to the organization, coming up with another one of his multi-team trades.
- Some said it fostered a feeling of brotherhood, and, that like any helping hand, could bring the two nations closer.
- Spirituality in medicine is more about the genuine compassion, presence and the helping hand we offer our patients than the specific questions we choose to ask.
- Personally I would like you to respond to my comments and give me an adult's helping hand in understanding this political mess.
- Many of his colleagues in that administration were avid to extend the helping hand of government into family relationships.
- It is the death of an ideal that made this country great - a fair go for all, our mateship and compassion in extending that helping hand.
- It is a budget that brings hope for people who need that helping hand.
- ‘The understanding on the field and the helping hand they extend off it is making me completely comfortable here,’ he gushes.
- A joint enterprise would give Siemens the helping hand it needs to make next generation handsets for the European market.
- And the fundraising champion has been given another helping hand from a local gym, who have vowed to sponsor him with a personal trainer for a year.
- I accept that he has had trouble reading it, and I will give him another helping hand.
- Mayors are to be told the Government is withdrawing the helping hand it has given them to cover their debts.
- Richard and I believe in giving that helping hand to those that otherwise might struggle to overcome inequalities.
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