Sentence examples for hand will only be from inspiring English sources

Most of the titles in Amazon's store, on the other hand, will only be there because they have an average customer rating of four stars and above, which rules out The Brothers Karamazov (in some editions), as well as all the overlooked novellas of the world, which either don't get reviewed, or, as with my own favourite, seem to be deliberately traduced.

If Colombia do the unthinkable and beat Brazil, his hand will only be strengthened".

Plus there is the fact that Celtic will have two winnable games in hand on Aberdeen, who will only be four points ahead at the top.

On the other hand, if the DAD will only be compatible with cell phones that also function as Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and run an operating system such as Windows, the design could be very flexible and there are still enough available options on the market for this.

Harith al-Ezzi said that the state buildings under the control of al-Qaeda will only be handed over to those implementing Sharia law.

It must stay in Viennese hands, says Mr Strache, otherwise it will only be a short step to renting out the Hofburg Imperial Palace to the French.Despite an outcry from Austria's populist politicians and the local media, Merlin and Blackstone have not said anything about their plans for the Ferris wheel.

You've got Kylie - you got an icon out of it.' 'She made some great records,' Lowe adds, 'and as with Abba, it will only be fully realised in years to come.' 'With Abba,' says Tennant, 'there's a lot of darkness there.

Go at a safe speed Ride one handed for a second Touch the handle bar just above the wheel Bring hand back up Roll away helmet will only be needed for very inexperienced scooters.

On the other hand, each of the equalities in (8) will only be satisfied in case the sum j + b is at least equal to m + 1 and the sum i + a is at least equal to n + 1.

As in every previous selection, there will only be one candidate, hand-picked by the US president and swiftly rubberstamped by the executive board - not because that's what the rules say, but because of a tradition dating from the colonial era.

Except this time around, the plug-in electric car will only be in customers hands for one short year instead of three.