Sentence examples for hand selected by from inspiring English sources
The production's cast, who were hand selected by renowned producer Sir Cameron Mackintosh and hail from 18 different countries including America, the Philippines and South Korea, were also the most celebrated actors of the evening.
From this tree, 204 protein gene families containing four or more genes were hand selected by visual inspection.
He is among a small handful of individuals who were hand-selected by President Obama to serve in his White House.
Yet, as the members of that first hundred opted to return to the wider Internet, or disappointed our leader in some way and were banished, he hand-selected, by covert invitation, replacements for those who left.
MR: [We're launching with] 300 works from 80 artists, who have been hand-selected by our curation team and through word-of-mouth from other artists.
Hired runs weekly auctions with 50 to 60 developers each that are hand-selected by an in-house team for their technical skills and work histories.
The company currently has 100 food makers and chefs enrolled on the Marketplace, selling over 350 different products, but each is hand-selected by the team to ensure they "fit the bill".
Founders Fund partner Bruce Gibney called it "intellectual exchange without the structural nightmare that's gone up around it" and INC magazine dubbed it, "The Most Exclusive Tech Conference Ever?" The elite group of fifty technologists were hand-selected by the Founders Fund partners and sent invites to save the dates between Friday May 11th and Sunday the 13th.
This entry was hand-selected by HomeMint curators and design pros Justin Timberlake and Estee Stanley.
Ayala is indicted by a tough prosecutor, hand-selected by Robert to send a message to the Mexican drug organizations.
Another forecast that Judge Gorsuch would be the most conservative other than Justice Thomas and that he is one of the most conservative among the candidates hand-selected by the ideologically-driven Federalist Society and Heritage Foundation.
