Sentence examples for hands on pieces from inspiring English sources

It's 'designer' so not as affordable as a charity shop, but the quality here is high - and it's a good way to get your hands on pieces from past collections that you may have missed out on, like one of Zoe's favourite finds, a Karen Walker alphabet print floppy hat from 2005.

While many Berliners couldn't wait to see the back of the barrier that brought tragedy to so many of their lives, people outside Germany were keen to get their hands on pieces of concrete that suddenly seemed to stand for democracy, civil courage, and the west's triumph over the east.

Passing away a little over a month ago, adoring fans were left scrambling to get their hands on pieces he designed before his death.

On the other hand, one-piece zirconia implants are not yet commonly used because the surgical possibilities do not always meet the prosthodontics requirements.

"Oh, his hands were on pieces of foam".

One thing I've learnt about him being invisible, well you have to think: here's a guy who's lying on a bed and his hands are on pieces of foam.

The buyer now has their hands on original pieces of the Tony Dyson designed costume that actor Kenny Baker wore while playing R2-D2 in the original films.

Over the eight or so hours in the campaign, players will get their hands on several pieces of the film's iconic weaponry including flamethrowers and – best of all – the smartgun, which allows them to tear apart multiple targets by dotting a reticule around the HUD.

On one hand the one-piece made a big comeback in the 1980s and early 1990s, on the other bikinis became briefer with the string bikini in the 1970s and 80s.

(The organizers take pains to protect their identities, and instructions on the activity of the moment are typically handed out on pieces of paper to people who respond to the anonymous e-mail invitation).

According to the AP, Julien's Auction's estimated it to sell for between $8,000 and $12,000, but an anonymous buyer shelled out a bit more to get his or her hands on the piece.