Sentence examples for hands on things from inspiring English sources
Isaacson concludes, somewhat rashly, that Salaì (in his late thirties) "lived up to his reputation as a sticky-fingered little devil, one who was somehow able to get his hands on things".
"It's good to work with your hands on things that are green".
It gives us the chance to get our hands on things".
We have decades of research in child development and neuroscience that tell us that young children learn actively — they have to move, use their senses, get their hands on things, interact with other kids and teachers, create, invent.
The newspaper The Star quoted Mr. Bizos as saying that Mr. Mandela's daughters "wanted to get their hands on things that should not be sold and the money in the companies".
I need to put my hands on things and really see them, and really chew on them.
As one 6th grade mathematics teacher participant said, "I'm good with the hands-on things and putting things together and figuring things out; (with) that I'm fine.
Mr. Koh is a conceptual artist who does hands-on things.
It's like preparing you for further schooling, so they don't think that you need to have a lot of hands-on things.
"Part of the reason you have to bring patients to the ER is because all of the equipment is there for doctors to do these hands-on things".
I mean, I still learned the things that I needed to learn, and I also worked in a laboratory so I could do hands-on things, and I went out in the field.
