Sentence examples for hand a very from inspiring English sources

This is the next step.' And he played to me this song, 'I Want to Hold your Hand,' a very nice title.

Benson designed a new typeface for the Four Freedoms, modernist lettering with, as he put it, "a little bit of evidence of the human hand — a very subtle sweep of a stroke".

So there is no plausible argument on behalf of the claim that fiscal contraction expands output; there is, on the other hand, a very plausible argument to the effect that fiscal contraction doesn't even help the fiscal situation.

In a telephone interview the playwright Tom Stoppard said, "What I like about him is that he turns his hand — a very expert and sometimes inspired hand — to all manner of things".

How holes were made in harder materials is subject to speculation; it has been suggested that flint blades were trimmed to sharp points by bilateral flaking and that these points were turned by hand, a very slow process.

It is, on the other hand, a very important aspect of the ecosystem.

Two men walking hand in hand is a very normal thing," he said.

A moderate high hand and a moderate low hand can often beat a strong high hand and a very weak low hand.

Fabrice indicates with his hands a very big gap.

"We were handed a very imperfect deal, Henry," his mother said.

England's campaign starts in Switzerland on 8 September and Hodgson has been handed a very favourable group that also includes Slovenia, Estonia, Lithuania and San Marino.