Sentence examples for hand in for from inspiring English sources

Antoine Watteau, too, did drawings to "keep his hand in" for his painting, although he did so with an independence that led him far beyond the immediate occasion.

He fulfilled his promise in 1680, after Hobbes's death; then, feeling he "had his hand in" for this kind of writing, he decided to scribble a page or two on some other eminent men.

There's an actual science behind the "perfect handshake". If you are committed to making it count (which you should be), bring your right hand in for a firm squeeze and three shakes.

This exercise took the entire 45 minutes of class time and was immediately handed in for analysis and grading.

A member classification proposal based on normalized strength capacity is handed in for future Chinese steel design codes in a simple and plain form.

The paper may be a reworked paper handed in for a seminar or a new paper done over the summer.

On the surface there seems to be no difference between the art project handed in for a grade and the final paper or honors thesis.

Unlike ERM for large corporations, business growth opportunities and risk management go hand-in-hand for any ERM analysis for small businesses.

"Smoking and munching go hand-in-hand for me.

Downpours and detours go hand-in-hand for travelers on Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach.

The words "diamond" and "engagement ring" have gone hand-in-hand for almost a century.