Python wrap multiple with-statement variables in a method call

Question

I have a method with multiple with variables:

def my_method():
   with A() as a, \
        B() as b, \
        C(a) as c, \
        ...
        X() as x:
      ...

Now, in order to repeat this with in a couple of methods, I would like to export it to a method of its own.

Is there any syntax that will allow me to do that?

def needed_with_params():
   return (A(), B(), C(a), ..., X())

def my_method():
   with needed_with_params() as tuple:
      ...

Which is of course is not correct, but shows my intention.