Sentence examples similar to fast hands on from inspiring English sources
The same guy who can spar 12 rounds with the some of the fastest hands on the planet can barely make it through a conversation without the physical reminders of his body-battering career.
"The flexibility and agility for a fast, hands-on emergency response still does not sufficiently exist in the global health and aid systems," says Joanne Liu, president of MSF.
Talk about fast hands and professional skills: on Wednesday morning, just a few hours after Curtis Granderson's magnificent evening in center field, I was at the gate for the flight from Detroit back to New York, surrounded by other sleepy souls.
Lee relies on his fast hands and quicker feet, hitting the ball early and playing a compact game with a one-handed backhand.
While the high cost of computer resources placed a premium on fast hand-coded machine-language programs, one individual worked tirelessly to promote high-level programming languages and their associated compilers.
Students tend to learn faster through hands on participations.
Watching her play is like being in a time warp – every shot arrows through the court with zero spin and rather than brute power, she relies on lightning fast hand speed, deft touch and a court craft honed over three decades.
Powered by a modified version of the Carbon engine, it's impressively fast, though my hands-on is during EA's Showcase event, and we're not hooked up to the beta servers.
It's like a big — I wouldn't say playground — but you just get in there and you're pretty hands-on really fast.
The device felt slick and fast during my brief hands on, with no obvious signs of lag.
