Sentence examples for certain hand from inspiring English sources

But you're dealt a certain hand, and now we go ahead and move on.

Everyone has a certain hand dealt to them and you just have to work out whether you can keep going.

"Certain hand gesture or movements are very difficult, they don't come naturally to a Western classical dancer," said Mr. Klunchun.

Whereas CBS seemed lost in the hour before the start of the 1998 Winter Games in Nagano, NBC showed a more certain hand.

"Poker is a situational game," Mr. Cloutier said, "so talking about how someone should have handled a certain hand in a particular situation could help you down the road, too".

Such a task meant giving a TV, for example, a way to identify people sitting on a couch and to recognize a certain hand wave as a command and not a scratching of the nose.

In an obvious if indirect reference to the foundation's activities, Joel Brouwer, a poet reviewing a collection in the Times Book Review in December, wrote, "Contemporary poetry's great good fortune (despite contrary claims from certain hand-wringers mad to see poems affixed to every slot-machine, taxi stand and flowerpot in the land) is that it has no mass market, and so no call to pander".

In certain hands, these are the topics of tabloid television.

There has perhaps never been a stylistic springboard as springy as Cubism, especially in certain hands from Russia.

And they leave Indian cricket in less certain hands.India's younger stars, such as Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja, tend to be from poorer backgrounds.

In a clear reference to Mr. Suleiman, Mr. Shater warned that "certain hands target all Islamists in the hope of reproducing the former regime".