Sentence examples for a caring hand from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a caring hand" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone who is compassionate or supportive, often in a nurturing context. Example: "During difficult times, it's important to have a caring hand to guide you through the challenges."
Donations can be made in Gennaro's honor to A Caring Hand, acaringhand.org ASJ Gentiles, will be closed in his honor on April 7th.
Support a Caring Hand More than a dozen restaurants will participate in a fund-raising tasting on May 17 from 6 30 to 10 p.m. for A Caring Hand, an organization that helped families after Sept. 11 and continues to help families with emotional and financial support.
A Caring Hand, the center she founded, isn't just for 9/11 sons and daughters, it's for children who have lost parents to cancer, car accidents, murder and, yes, terrorism.
It's up to us to decide whether that dazzling new robot brain powers a caring hand, or a speedy fist highly accurate at throwing grenades.
Seeking signatures for a petition to create a homeless shelter, Penny sings, "Will you lend a caring hand to shelter those who need it?/Only have to sign your name, don't even have to read it".
I can remain educated and be at the ready to squash stigma and offer a caring hand.
Given everything Seton Hall has been through the last year -- a fatal dormitory fire, the loss of key players, the loss of a young coach -- the university could use a pair of good, caring hands right now.
Inevitably, in Stafford's play we view the action objectively and become more aware of the story's artful contrivances: it seems excessively fortuitous that Joey, captured by the enemy, falls into the caring hands of a German captain as horse-obsessed as Albert.
Since December 2006, Anne lived at the Hebrew Home in Riverdale where she was surrounded by love and caring hands for which her family will be forever grateful.
A caring heart and a helping hand go far toward helping you do something to impress yourself, and that will do more to boost your self-image than anything.
Watch the slick ad where a caring father walks hand in hand with his four-year-old daughter through a big question mark carved in an idyllic cornfield.
