Sentence examples for hands to one from inspiring English sources

Analysts of democratic transitions have long noted that solutions require moderate leaders on both sides to extend their hands to one another and resist the extremists on their flanks.

On Sunday, Bishop Thomas V. Daily, of the Archdiocese of Brooklyn, said that the parish was missing as much as $2 million from its accounts and weekly collections, and that much of the money had passed from Monsignor Gradilone's hands "to one or more individuals in amounts that greatly exceed the bounds of charity".

That said, expect those soft rubber hands to one day close around your throat when the robots rise up to take back what is theirs.

2. One Shot: Reach hands to one side of the ground, bending the knee of the side you start with.

The United Nations, which will convene a solemn ceremony at its world headquarters, features online this statement by Holocaust survivor Nechama Tec: "The Holocaust teaches us that no matter how oppressive life is, some people are able to rise above the cruelty of their times by extending helping hands to one another.

Or, they might find that old habits die hard and that their relatives continue to prefer a book or newspaper they can hold in their hands to one that appears on a screen.

our hand to one letter, but we cannot let this reprehensible cartoon go unanswered.

Over the years, Rwanda, Uganda and Zimbabwe have lent a hand to one side or another in the Congo conflict.

RHI is the attribution of a rubber hand to one's own body and occurs when tactile stimulation to the invisible subject's hand and corresponding visual stimulation to the visible rubber hand are applied simultaneously.

The sampling equipments were placed in a backpack and handed to one subject per work team (a team being generally composed of two to three subjects).

At the emergence of the third trifoliate leaf (30 DAS), each pot was thinned by hand to one plant per pot.