Sentence examples for have a big hand from inspiring English sources
In his Nov. 1 column, "Let's Have a Big Hand for," John Tierney discussed the perjury indictment of I. Lewis Libby Jr.
Cory Booker wants the next mayor to have a big hand in running the city's schools, while Ronald L. Rice believes that the state should return power to local officials more incrementally.
The bus itself won't be sponsored by any single company but Reddit is footing the bill for, as Reddit general manager Erik Martin puts it, the "boring stuff like gas". Martin, who will also be on the bus, said that other Web sites such as BuzzFeed will also have a big hand in the tour.
"There is too little attention being paid to the opposition, like the Supreme Council, who have a big hand in Iraqi society," Imam Husainy said he had argued at meetings at the Pentagon, the State Department and the White House, in which he was among a handful of invited participants.
Many will tell you that if you don't have a big hand in the budget-making, you are little more than a spectator, and it is true that the budget matters hugely -- not just the money you get for new things but the money that is cut from old things standing in the way.
Later in the debate, Creasy added: "Education too often drives outcomes, and money and privilege have a big hand in that and many members today have already set out how. "That isn't just about academic talent, it's about creative talent as well, where the same patterns are clear in acting, in sport, with the possible exception of music.
But as popular as Woodchuck has been, the company's greatest achievement has been paving the way for the country's other cider producers and helping the Green Mountain State have a bigger hand in the cider renaissance than any other.
But if you're like me, you'll quickly grow bored with them and want to have a bigger hand in your fate.
If you have a bigger hand, cut a slit in roll, and DO NOT glue it together.
He advises Mr. Soros on the allocation of about $7 million a year in grants, and had a big hand in initiatives allowing marijuana to be dispensed for medical purposes, passed in a half-dozen states, including California and Maine.
