Sentence examples for hand with some from inspiring English sources

His father lent a hand with some of the writing.

Dr. Redelmeier's unusual approach goes hand in hand with some pronounced personality quirks.

Two student instructors of a fall semester DeCal class on women in historical and contemporary politics will be on hand, with some of their students.

"Major beauty goes hand in hand with some hazards," said Pam Greene, a shoe designer who travels from Portland every weekend to her cliffside house in Manzanita.

The right to make claims about other people's lives, or beliefs, goes hand in hand with some degree of willingness to find out the reality of them first.

His bid of three spades showed a strong hand with some spade control, and West came to life with a raise to four spades.

Thousands of people worldwide stood hand in hand -- with some, here in South Beach at least, breaking the chain only for surfers or topless women -- to protest drilling and to demand cleaner energy sources.

Am I meant to enjoy this masochistic montage simply because I'm watching it third-hand with some second-hand commentary plopped on top?

Since then they have changed hands with some regularity.

The faculty endorsed it two weeks later by a show of hands, with some dissent.

"I want to shake hands with some people who actually voted for me," he said.