Sentence examples for hand of cards from inspiring English sources

"That's the hand of cards we were all dealt – The Guardian, security services and governments".

Babies are born, a hand of cards is dealt, two people share a stolen glance.

Why we like her: For the mysterious soldiers in her current show, A Hand of Cards.

It's the surest hand of cards that we know will always come up trumps.

Group succeeds group like one hand of cards after another, forever being rearranged, and sometimes in rivalry.

If playing ouvert, he lays his hand of cards faceup on the table before the opening lead.

Many financiers, however, feel that the Fed boss has played a tough hand of cards with a shrewd eye.

"Kapi, kapi, kapi," they would call, pausing to check out who had the best hand of cards.

Margaret Thatcher, a woman who was a very long way from stupid, knew this and played it like a hand of cards in 1982.

Last year "felt like we were playing a great hand of cards in the basement of a condemned building filled with explosives during an earthquake".

EVERY newborn baby is dealt a genetic hand of cards which helps to determine how long he or she will be allowed to play the game of life.