Sentence examples for hand that one from inspiring English sources

"If you have the noodles to hand, that one only takes 10 minutes".

Dhoorre thinks that it is in such a scene, where violence gains the upper hand, that one can bear testimony to tragedy in all its registers: a country held to ransom, a people subjected to daily humiliation, a nation sadly put to the sword.

Some bright spark suggested the Victory Column in the Tiergarten as an alternative venue, despite advice from an older hand that one of the victories in question was Bismarck's quashing of France — not ideal on the eve of the Paris visit.

The rhetorical cycle has gotten so out of hand that one author recently claimed that drinking soda is worse than smoking, joining a growing list of advocates who claim that sweetened sodas are toxic.

So suppose, on the other hand, that one places the world at the level of sense, on the grounds that the world is composed of facts, and that that is where facts are located.

Chief among them is Cornelis Dusart's colorful "Shrovetide Revelers Entering a Courtyard," in which pre-Lent carousing has gotten so out of hand that one merrymaker squats to relieve himself in public.

I may or may not have handed that one in.

Seriously, I could have had you as a collective group eating out of my hand on that one.

And here's how the 1984 Olympics played into my hand on that one.

"Shooting low, fighting hand-to-hand at that one point, going high, shooting down another street.

"Oh, we'd love to get our hands on that one," he said.