Sentence examples for called hands on from inspiring English sources

In Victoria, a charity called Hands On Learning Australia takes small groups of students in Years 7 to 10 out of the classroom for one day a week to build things that are needed by their school community.

Yahoo! is teaching blind children to search the web using a machine called Hands On Search.

We bought a book called Hands-On Parenting.

The 30 inches telescope was also used as part of a program called Hands-On Universe that allows elementary and high school students to request observations on the telescope.

Call "hands on" to get everybody ready to lift the boat.

They'll be on the lookout for hackers with what he called "hands-on" experience.

We did one album called Hands and we're working on material for a second one and I was just touring with that earlier this year.

On the individual level, 68% of patients had accelerated hand BMD loss of more than -0.003 g/cm, from now on called hand BMD loss.

In other words, the so-called "Hands On 3D Display" makes it possible to look at objects in 3D from the sides and back.

Power Women 232, a network for female professionals in Sierra Leone, launched a citizens response to Ebola in August called All Hands on Deck.

It's an artist development/production company called All Hands On Deck.