Sentence examples for a bit of hand from inspiring English sources

To be fair, there is a bit of hand holding in it, I say.

The film had just opened to reviews that ranged from grouchy to ecstatic, and to quite a bit of hand wringing about its dark, sad, scary or otherwise non-child-appropriate content.

Turning a Fiat 500 or 600 into a Jolly required quite a bit of hand fabrication by Ghia's craftsmen, who cut away the roof and installed an intricate web of steel tubing to reinforce the topless body, leaving some of it exposed as decorative trim.

[PSGallery=7yrqxw2vjm] But instead this device was constructed with the help of a vacuum-former and a bit of hand wiring.

It has to be all about showcasing great products that simply need a bit of hands-on time (or a bit of hand-holding) to be truly understood and cherished.

"It's a bit of hand-to-hand combat out there".

Although these apps do chew up the minutes, there is little going on except a bit of hand-eye coordination improvement.

This basically went back to ad hoc assumptions about wages and prices, with a bit of hand-waving about menu costs and bounded rationality.

Chief executives, no matter how highly paid, will always be willing to cough up for a bit of hand-holding, as well as somebody to blame for painful decisions or when things go awry.

The misdemeanors and mistakes of Cohen's men are mostly minor -- one of his errant husbands gets caught doing a bit of hand-holding -- but William James clearly diagnoses what pains his waywardly impulsed individuals, and most of the rest of us too.

The family would not necessarily be turned out the moment their tenancy ended – there were provisions in place under the Landlord and Tenants Act to stop that happening, and incumbents who did not want to leave could pursue a case in court, a bit of hand-forcing that was known in the trade as "holding over".