Sentence examples for again in hand from inspiring English sources
The phrase "again in hand" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is once more under control or possession, but it is not commonly recognized. Example: "After the meeting, we had the project details again in hand, ready to move forward."
He was back among the arborvitae, with the shovel once again in hand and Roscoe on a leash — despite his being just a dumb dog, Robert needed a third presence to triangulate existence.
He was back among the arborvitae, with the shovel once again in hand and Roscoe on a leash despite his being just a dumb dog, Robert needed a third presence to triangulate existence.
He understands the ecstasy of confession ("there was a certain relief, even pleasure, in becoming a child again, in handing the big decisions of her life to people older and wiser than herself") and the subtleties of the relationship between interrogator and subject.
"Now the transfer window is over, we must go again hand in hand.
In the election year, the Realtors and the bankers will be before Congress again, hat in hand.
We arrive as David is beheading Goliath; in the background we see David again, head in hand, being joyfully greeted at the gates of Jerusalem.
So here he is now, the war that was supposed to be over flared up again, cellphone in hand, the numbers of Tal Afar's tribal sheiks scribbled on a scrap of notebook paper that he keeps in his wallet.
Again games in hand mean automatic promotion is well within reach, although Taylor's concession that "We aren't playing with the belief and confidence" does not bode particularly well.
However, at reduced levels of DME (0.5%), elevated ees were observed again going in hand with diminished activity (entry 6).
In 394 the Ephesians deserted to Conon's anti-Spartan maritime league, but by 387 the city was again in Spartan hands and was handed by Antalcidas to Persia.
When she felt she was about to fall, she implored the director, Merian C. Cooper, to have her lowered to the stage floor to rest a few minutes before being secured once again in the hand and sent aloft.
