Sentence examples for found at hand from inspiring English sources

The 333 that Dante apparently found at hand in Brunetto's book would likely have seemed to him, in light of Virgil's positive use of that number, to suggest a sum (333 + 333) equal to the number of the beast.

In all of the cases, the women were strangled, apparently with whatever the killer found at hand: two with their own sneaker laces, one with the drawstring from a pair of sweatpants, two with electrical cord and one with a piece of cloth, the police said.

In all of the killings, the women were strangled, apparently with whatever the killer had found at hand: two with their own sneaker laces, one with the drawstring from a pair of sweat pants, two with electrical cord and one with a piece of cloth, the police said.

And leave us not forget Amazon.com or any large brick-and-mortar book store, where stacks of remaindered copies of Private Parts, his 1993 quasi-autobiography, can always be found at hand.

"Our goal is to develop a robot that behaves like MacGyver, the television character from the 1980s who solved complex problems and escaped dangerous situations by using everyday objects and materials he found at hand," said project leader Prof Mike Stilman.

In that case, morality plausibly asks us to make the best use possible of the objectionable tools we find at hand.

After NA, vasoconstriction at the forearm showed a significant age effect; however, no significant age effect was found at the hand sites.

Dinner jackets can be found at second-hand stores for relatively cheap, often in rad patterns and pre-distressed for vintage comfort.

Additional information for the event can be found at the right-hand side of the map.

Sometimes, the best kind of comforting escapism can be found right at hand – especially if your attention is guided by Nicholson Baker in his debut novel The Mezzanine.

That fascination can be found at gun shows that hand AR-15s over with no background checks — they're a legal product, advertised and lovingly marketed and displayed — and at conventions attended by politicians of both parties who take money from the National Rifle Association.