Sentence examples similar to hand of over from inspiring English sources

The early years of the style, as is sometimes said of early Thatcher, were anarchic and anti-establishment, championing the individual against the dead hand of over-mighty state power; quasi-punk, a rebellion against public bureaucracy grown fat and stale.

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But two thoughts should stay the hands of over-eager reformers.

More to the point, it's no longer putty in the hands of over-reaching law enforcement.

Pirates continue to be a picture book mainstay, their previous villainy now softened into descriptions of maritime fun and games at the hands of over-grown infant-adults.

Missile defense strengthens the hands of over-cautious, misinformed, opportunistic or hawkish elements within the Iranian and North Korean — as well as Russian and Chinese — political and military establishments.

As Martinez points out: "In the hands of over 100,000 users in Uganda, already people are purchasing their electricity needs, products and services.

"They should hold a hand of anger over me so I do not go too far".

"This is stark evidence of the concentration of housing wealth in the hands of the over-50s, particularly boomers".

Local authorities have begun the process of handing over the details of tenants.

Baillieu resigned as Premier the next day, and the steady hand of Napthine took over.