1.   Just to help but erm yes everybody was in the same position more or less but erm and yet they used to help in a s own little way.

2.   Although we do not allow weapons in our home, Tano could not help but mouth what his mind was telling him about a dinosaur with a cocked club.

3.   And there is little the outside world can do to help them but wait, and hope.

4.   A somber Patrick Ewing could not help but point the finger at Commissioner David Stern.

5.   He cannot help but to analogize.

6.   Hopefully these comments can help provide a basis for dealing more effectively with criticism and can help but it in its proper perspective in life situations.

7.   In fact, the uninhibited white-haired trainer cannot help but look past the Wood to the first Saturday in May at Churchill Downs.

8.   Oregon believed Yale would be willing to help but Oregon reckoned wrong.

9.   Other agencies are also trying to help but the needs are clearly staggering.

10.   Republicans, most agree, cannot help but gain in the short run, although how much the gain will be is open to debate.