Sentence examples for hand in such from inspiring English sources
Real crisis is always close at hand in such moments.
It's hard not to mingle, chai in hand, in such a tranquil place.
No prizes for guessing who would have the upper hand in such a negotiation.
He writes: "Real crisis is always close at hand in such moments.
Sudan has a history of providing weapons to armed groups while publicly denying its hand in such transfers.
Even our introduction becomes a jokey performance, with Mayall offering his hand in such a way as to try to make me curtsey to him (I don't).
At one point, David Attwood, the director, asked him why he was gesticulating with his hands in such a vigorous way while he spoke.
These outsize and piquing books wish to be sensory experiences; they work to bring the world into our hands in such a way that text is, largely, superfluous.
(Then again, Bourdain adds in a typically morbid aside, "Who among us really washes their hands in such a way as to satisfy the requirements of food handling?") The first apparently healthy person in America to be identified as a carrier of typhoid fever, Mallon transmitted the disease through food contaminated with her excrement.
Even in an increasingly pretzel-like corporate media universe, where enemies often become uneasy allies, launching assaults on one flank while breaking bread on another, the prospect of these rivals joining hands in such a way is enough to make anyone blink.
On Oct. 30, at 3 40 a.m., a plainclothes police officer on a subway at the Brooklyn Bridge station saw Mr. Bookard approach a sleeping man and move his hands "in such a way as to appear to be cutting said male's pants pocket" and removing money, according to a criminal complaint.
