helpmeet in a sentence

• But a pleasant and attractive and supportive helpmeet, not a pushy one.
• Maybe Stewart is a victim of her own stereotype, the kitchen-crazed helpmeet.
• Woman for centuries has been instructed to be an " " helpmeet " " for her husband.
• Hall carried on openly with Batten's cousin, Una Troubridge, who ultimately usurped the role of amanuensis and helpmeet.
• No longer an assertive matriarch, Rosemary is now the sweet helpmeet for her husband, Mayor Waldo ( Jonathan Hyde ).
• She dutifully played helpmeet off the bench to three-time gold-medalists Lisa Leslie, 32, Sheryl Swoopes, 33, and Staley, 34.
• Two years later Fuller married Ann Coles, the daughter of the Reverend William Coles of Ampthill and found in his new wife " the perfect helpmeet ".
• A powerful, charismatic man of 50-some years has a strong, smart helpmeet of a wife, an adoring daughter and a reputation for social idealism.
• Shortly, they appear, accompanied by Sadik's forester Lubano and Lubano's helpmeet Lubanara, who have jumped the gun and consummated an unsanctified marriage.
• But many Americans can take pride in sharing this Founder's genes as well as those of the attractive helpmeet Callender derogated as " this wench ."
• It's difficult to see helpmeet in a sentence .
• However, any text search of both Old and New Testaments ( every translation ) will demonstrate that the noun " helpmeet " does not appear anywhere in the Bible.
• Personality is destiny in a media age _ worse, celebrity is destiny _ and the American example of national leader flanked by loving helpmeet is becoming the norm elsewhere, too.
• "With my wife and helpmeet by my side, I take up the heavy burden which lies before me, " he said on his first day as king.
• Nearly half of our chief executives have governed without the assistance of the kind of on-the-go helpmeet we've been primed to expect as part of the presidential package.
• To avoid the fate of Eleanor Roosevelt, Rosalynn Carter, Betty Ford, Hillary Clinton, and even, at times, Nancy Reagan, the wife must present herself as a helpmeet.
• *Helpmeets first edit is a revert to Khmer Rouge where he reverts in the middle of an edit war saying " Removed queer edits " Reverts three more times with no justification . 6 July 2005.
• There is, for one thing, Connelly, keen and spirited in the underwritten role of a woman who starts out as a math groupie and soon finds herself the helpmeet of a disturbed, difficult man.
• The pair decided that Ames, an experienced social worker who was at the time functioning as biographer, amanuensis, and all-purpose helpmeet for the anxiety-prone poet, would help her teach the seminars.
• The College of Joint Bishops offers an Adjutant school, a Helpmeet and Episcopal companions forum; Episcopal Installation Services to Reformations, a Scholarship Program; and International College events reconnecting the American Episcopacy with the global church.
• Looking like the human equivalents of discarded, hole-ridden shoes, they also realize a sort of yin-and-yang balance of physical slapstick, with Ms . McEwan playing furiously active helpmeet to Briers'more stationary, posturing philosopher.