Unless he can give succor, hope departs and darkness enshrouds and blights.

But there's a better one that tributes, especially the Confederate flag, give succor to racism.

They give succor to the Sand Gook.

There was no time to pause and give succor to a wounded comrade, the command had been to advance.

All that night and the following day it was impossible to give succor, and the hunters felt much concern for the absent.

The opposition will be feeble unless we can give succor from hence, which, from a variety of causes must depend on a naval superiority.

Tiny leaflets giving succor and shelter to tinier animal life-itsspecial fairy.

In these cases, his generous hand gave succor where it could not bring redress.

He has also accused Berlin of giving succor to Turkey's enemies, from Kurdish militants to leftist radicals.

A baker who gave succor is dead.

And do not mention you have given succor to this poor girl or you will suffer the worse.

It is hardly surprising that Darwin and Wallace were immediately interpreted as having given succor to the god of progress.