Sentence examples for came hand from inspiring English sources

After Brasenose College, Oxford, and at war's end, love and law came hand in hand.

But even though poetry was a worthwhile investment, it really came hand in hand with the music for me".

Because "HTC had a very weak brand back then", take-up of the new phones would have been slower had Apple not made touch-screens cool.Spectacular growth came hand in hand with that of Android, Google's mobile operating system.

Mr. Clooney, who came hand in hand with his girlfriend, the former wrestler Stacy Keibler, and patiently answered red-carpet questions about whether he prefers double dates with Brad and Angie or A-Rod and his latest girlfriend, Torrie Wilson, said recent changes to Academy rules meant there was less obvious campaigning.

Historically, Amsterdam's famed tolerance came hand in hand with its position as a cultural crossroads; in the 17th century, British travelers wrote letters home marveling at seeing exotic dark skin, flowing Eastern robes and turbans on the Dam, the central square of the city.

The surge in borrowing expectations came hand in hand with downgraded forecasts for growth in gross domestic product (GDP), with the OBR now predicting a 0.9% rise this year (down from 1.7% in March), 0.7% in 2012 (down from 2.5 % and 2.1% in 2013 (from 2.9%).

For example, the rise of the railway came hand-in-hand with the demise of canals.

Then came hand-churners with canisters that had to be frozen overnight.

Hip-hop celebrity now often came hand-in-hand with multimedia success, such as a burgeoning film career for Ludacris.

Along with those buildings came hand-wringing over the shadows that these structures would cast onto the streets.

The turnaround in state policy came hand-in-hand with a wider volte face across Egyptian society.