| The second is that we succored for so long a political economy with a social-insurance hole so large that forty million people managed to drop through it before we got around to fixing it. |
| For Tancred and Poussin alike, the literal wounds of passion, whether martial or venereal, have been succored by true charity and enduring love. |
| Our standard works are succored by technical services, with the help of which we are able to meet different expectations of our contractors. |
| The warlords who control the north, succored by illicit tax schemes, also seem to have little reason to hurry. |
| Traditionalists turned rockers turned rocking traditionalists, Los Lobos have forged strong family ties that have succored them for more than two decades of bandhood. |
| The world being what it is, it would not surprise me to learn that he had not been immediately succored. |
