Sentence examples for hand has given from inspiring English sources

Grace Anatomy, on the other hand, has given Lo Duca no such problems.

Knowing our customers and their problems first hand has given us a huge head start and a competitive advantage.

The new salary cap, on the other hand, has given us seven different winners in seven years.

Mercer, on the other hand, has given $2m to a pro-Trump Super Pac, and also funds Breitbart News, whose boss, Stephen Bannon, took control of Trump's presidential campaign last week.

Mazda, on the other hand, has given the American version of its 2 a grin: a smiling lower grille in place of the rectilinear shape on models sold earlier in Asia and Europe.

YouTube, on the other hand, has given itself more latitude to make judgement calls by basing its policies on common sense rather than First Amendment absolutism.

Moody, on the other hand, had given up competitive swimming after a successful career at Princeton, where she was co-captain of the Tigers' 1994 Ivy League championship team.

Norwich, on the other hand, have given themselves a more than decent chance of survival, despite the frequently mentioned fact that their last four matches are against Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal.

But doing all the work by hand had given me a really thorough knowledge of the chemistry; and that's just what I needed for the job.

While fans on the other hand, have given him the first name, Marcus, the producers or writers have not responded to this.

Since Child, in "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," and in her groundbreaking 1960's television show "The French Chef," brought Gallic secrets to riveted Americans, the shameless gutting and picking-up of real food in ungloved hands has given way to the hurried-hermetic-hygienic U.S. fever of plastic gloves, processed foods and precooked meals.