Sentence examples for fair hands from inspiring English sources

In fact it was less a hotel and more a cluster of seven luxury cabins – all glass walls and heated floors, with a sauna and hot-tub just a short stroll along the path – built by Knut's own fair hands, of course.

The crab would have been bought alive and snapping and the pastry and bread would certainly have been prepared by my own fair hands (although I have to admit, the texture would probably be below par as I'm not brilliant at making either).

Stick them in a bap and BOOM: You've tasty burgers crafted from your own fair hands and free from the tears and stray hairs of minimum wage workers.

Stick them in a bap and BOOM: You've got tasty burgers crafted from your own fair hands and free from the tears and stray hairs of minimum wage workers.

Hitler's diaries were enormously potent too because they were in the Führer's own fair hand – until it turned out that it was a forger's fair hand and the ink was scarcely dry.

From a practical standpoint, the player chiefly needs to know what constitutes a good hand, a fair hand, and a poor hand in a given form of poker.

And I'm especially anxious about the replacement News Corp logo, written in a sweeping semblance of Rupert's fair hand.

We have not been dealt a fair hand: we played our four matches before England had started their third.

He's an excellent chess player & a pretty fair hand at the accordion, and his favorite music is Viennese waltzes, followed by Beethoven and Tchaikowsky.

They also turn a fair hand to pen and paper and yesterday in rural Co Westmeath the last two alliterative pairs came together.

Last month we saw the publication of Fragments, a collection of literary musings written in, whisper it, Monroe's own fair hand.