Sentence examples for all that hand from inspiring English sources
The phrase "all that hand" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to refer to something specific, but without context, it is unclear when it could be used. Example: "I don't understand what you mean by all that hand; can you clarify?"
All that preparation, all that hand movement, all that study, and he does a Brett Favre after all.
See? Doesn't all that hand ringing on whether Mitt Romney was an imbecile or if Obama stole Florida seem silly now?
"You see his stance in A-ball," Collinsaidid, "and you think to yourself: all that hand movement is not going to work in the big leagues.
First you hear the rip -- then the explosion, as all that hand-squeezed orange juice and clam chowder and Camembert hit the floor and smash open, the bottom of the bag having fallen out.
But Oliver already had all that in hand, and organised the lot in a way that would have made Kevin proud.
All that in hand, Uber's adjusted net revenue, the good stuff, reached $1.5 billion in the first quarter of the year and $1.75 billion in the second.
All that intense hand-eye coordination and blinkered focus cleared my mind of niggling minutiae.
How I calculated and removed all that his hands might clutch at and made the hole extra wide and deep.
Utilising all that first-hand knowledge, these databases aim to provide unbiased alternatives to the occasionally vague and misleading information shared by government schemes.
Utilizing all that first-hand knowledge, these databases aim to provide unbiased alternatives to the occasionally vague and misleading information shared by government schemes.
But, if you're not into all that practical hands on stuff then you could easily make them a photo collage online.
