Sentence examples for bear a hand from inspiring English sources

You can "bear a hand" today by knowing your university well, by explaining its needs and policies to the wider public, and by defending its freedom to govern itself.

But say 'God speed the ship,' and bear a hand". I am certain that every president of Princeton from that day to this has, on occasion, wished that this advice had been followed literally, although it hardly describes the proper role of alumni in our times.

Major software vendors such as IBM, Microsoft, and Oracle are all readying new technology offerings, loaded with Enterprise 2.0 features, to bear a hand to the organizations in their quest for innovation.

Everything at Miss Terroir bore a hand-made pride of place, distinct in flavor and redolent of origins.

The clothes bear a strong hand, and seem intent to stand out against even the most closely comparable lines.

Tiny Tower-esque visuals and a bear with a hand-puppet also star.

A collectible teddy bear in a hand-knit sits in an antique wheelchair.

The show includes the print, made in 1944 in Gloucester, Mass., that Siskind regarded as his first real break with the past: an image of a worn, paint-stiffened workman's glove that bore the illusion of a hand within, lying on a wooden plank.

Finally I reached my destination safely, after being stopped at checkpoints five times in less than 200 metres; it seemed my radio handset bore a resemblance to a hand grenade.

Lipid molecules made from unsaturated fatty acids on the other hand bear a kink in their chains, Min said, which makes it impossible for these lipid molecules to align closely with each other as saturated ones do.

Engineered cellular therapies constitute a new class of products that on one hand bear a huge potential for benefit (as shown by unprecedented effect sizes in a large fraction of treated patients) but on the other hand bear a risk of serious (even fatal) side effects [ 42].