Sentence examples similar to greater hands on from inspiring English sources

I think it is unfortunate because what you have is a great hands-on, personal producer who has become a financier.

SlashGear has a great hands-on with the super-cool F480 Tocco from Samsung.

Our own little Peter Ha had a great hands-on with the PS3 Move at Sony's HQ in California.

Great hands on the football field, but not very good decisions on a Friday night when he goes out to dance the gavotte in a Manhattan nightclub.

We have a great hands on up but did you know the DSi XL came with the tiniest press kit in the world?

"I pray that God will place his great hand of protection on each and every one, and especially on you, Mr. President, and your family," Mr. Graham said.

While useful for illustrating concepts, students tend to prefer activities with a greater "hands-on" component, especially involving live organisms.

The percentage of PCCN who reported managing a child with ACS themselves also rose, indicating greater hands-on experience with ACS management.

Gaining greater hands-on experience with managing EOL situations may improve skill levels for engaging with clients about advanced planning and their future care needs.

Greater hands-on experience is associated with increased preparedness, supporting the implicit hypothesis which drives the introduction of practice-based placements – that the availability of more hands-on experience will improve preparedness.

Jamie is a great hand to enlarge on those little things that used to happen when he was a kid".