What is "helped out"

Usage examples of "helped out".

Several times he got the wheel caught in a drain and had to be helped out by a kindly passer-by, and at one point, when he had to cross a busy street, a policeman held up all the traffic for him.

Brownlow, they helped out a third man, and taking him between them, hurried him into the house.

Of course, he had trouble with the current idioms and references to events since 1600, but I helped out.

Gaib helped out lots of neighbors, not even relatives, sometimes walking half a day to take supplies to an elderly friend or fresh food to an invalid.

Tobin didn't know what to make of that, except that he already liked him better than Lord Orun, who was currently being helped out from under the table by his servants.

You see, we're closing in, and those same interested parties might wonder if you helped out.

She helped out a little in her son's general store, where evidently there wasn't work enough to keep her busy.

He was very weak and had to be helped out of his breathing equipment and his suit.

Jodie helped out by working at fast-food restaurants, but even with her help, it wasn’.

Jodie helped out by working at fast-food restaurants, but even with her help, it wasnt enough.

Her folks had run a public house in Islington and she had helped out behind the bar (illegally, of course) until old enough to find herself proper employment, one that might help the war effort.

She also felt guilty that she had not helped out more around the house.

Then Nyle and Artagel appeared beside her and had to be helped out of the muck.