Sentence examples for hand to avoid from inspiring English sources
As Marge prepares to leave Vancouver, she reveals to Homer that she is left-handed, but has always used her right hand to avoid seeming unusual (due to years of using her right hand, it renders her cross-dominant).
Investors would want to have "some dry powder" — cash on hand — to avoid excessive losses and to take advantage of opportunities that arise, he said.
As of Friday, 55 had sent answers, but the council said it would not disclose the contents until it had more answers in hand to avoid drawing undue attention to the power companies that did their homework first.
The last time Rodriguez threw off a mound at the Mets' complex, his bullpen catcher wore a latex glove on his throwing hand to avoid catching the disease from the ball.
Harvard University did not suggest researchers destroy agents, but R. John Collier, a biochemist who works on anthrax there, said he had taken it upon himself last year to destroy the only strain he had on hand "to avoid attracting terrorists and more of the press than I wanted".
As federal policy makers try to nurse the financial industry back to health, they are trying to strike a balance between prodding the banks to lend more, which would probably increase economic growth, while also making sure the banks keep enough capital on hand to avoid another round of debilitating loan losses and a repeat of the financial crisis.
But they still have a huge battle on their hands to avoid relegation.
"Show him your hands," to avoid any mix-ups that could lead to being shot, he said.
More than that, you feel that whichever marketing team got together to brainstorm it had to sit on their hands to avoid adding three or four extra exclamation marks to the end ("Because it's a CRAZY idea, yeah?!?!!!!").
On Wednesday, the National Park Service issued a statement warning visitors to the two parks to wash their hands to avoid the virus, which sickens about 21 million people every year in the United States.
Mr. Shaplo, who has pleaded guilty to vote fraud and embezzlement, testified that they switched pens, alternately using their left and right hands, to avoid the appearance that the same person was marking all the ballots.
