Sentence examples for hands-on contribution from inspiring English sources
And like many thousands of tourists before her, she chose to believe that it would grow to be a mighty pine, her personal, hands-on contribution to Israel.
In his recently published biography of Cassavetes, "ACCIDENTAL GENIUS" (Miramax Books), the critic Marshall Fine lays out the story behind the film, including Cassavetes's hands-on contribution and Ms. May's astonishing ability to burn through celluloid.
"It very much fits with that agenda of recognising community contribution, and it's very, very local contribution, hands-on action on the ground".
BEM - achievement or contribution of a "hands-on" service to a community at a very local level; or a contribution that has made a real difference in a community but that has been achieved over a relatively short duration The chart above shows the different categories awarded in the 2014 list.
The government says the BEM is for those whose contribution has been "hands-on", which sounds like a nice way of referring to those who work with their hands.
This is important because it is established that parental leave for fathers increases their hands-on engagement with the infant and contribution to the family, and promotes infant health.
Charles Darwin may have been a globe-trotting hands-on naturalist and geologist, but his outstanding contribution to science was theoretical.
"He was incredibly hands-on and helpful," said Michael Shamberg, one of the movie's producers, "but his contribution on the ending was crucial".
"Otterly Amazing," hands-on activities.
