Sentence examples for as hand to from inspiring English sources

The vice-president can only benefit from the boost to the fortunes of his leader, to whom he has always been linked as closely as hand to glove.

The film centers on the pair's volatile Laurel and Hardy partnership and their struggle to keep Fishbone going amid an existence that Mr. Fisher describes as "hand to mouth".

While working shifts in the diner amid the attention that engulfed her, Tirado stuck scribbled post-it notes on the wall next to the grill to form a book proposal that has emerged as Hand to Mouth, a first-hand account of getting by in the US on low wages, that has earned plaudits from many writers including Barbara Ehrenreich.

Mr. Upchurch also cites what he calls the "degradation of commercial aviation," which at this point "can almost be described as hand-to-hand combat".

Both armies are well equipped and trained, so the fighting has been intense, with aerial bombings and artillery and tank battles as well as hand-to-hand fighting.

Things are not nearly as hand-to-mouth at the Werner gallery, where Mr. Penck, who moved to West Germany in 1980, has clearly had all the supplies he could wish for.

What started as hand-to-mouth survival, 20 years ago, is now big business.

As hand-to-hand combat ensued, he continued to make rounds," the citation reads.

As hand-to-hand combat has gradually disappeared from our civilization, even in wartime, Americans have turned to the automobile to satisfy their love of direct aggression.

Wash hands frequently, (with plain soap and water!) as hand-to-mouth contact with dust is a major pathway for exposure.

The concentration of lead in children's blood peaks at about age 2 years and then declines as hand-to-mouth activity tends to drop off.