Sentence examples for leading a hand from inspiring English sources

Over 1 million people - 4 per cent of the workforce - are now on precarious zero-hour contracts, leading a hand to mouth existence and very often prevented by their employer from seeking alternative work due to a Dickensian rule called an 'exclusivity clause'.

Roache was given a six-month contract in early 1961, followed by a one-year contract in June of that year, which he deemed amazing security at a time when he had been "leading a hand-to-mouth existence".

Huerta herself was on hand too, leading a chant of, "Si, se puede" ("Yes, we can").

The leading hand (left hand for most players, right hand for southpaws) should be angled down towards the ball on the downswing.

It's a simple punch thrown to your opponent's chin with your leading hand (the hand of the forward foot).

Their second son was born with a deformed hand, leading a cartoon to depict Leopold holding the child surrounded by Congolese corpses with their hands sliced off: the caption said Vengeance from on high.

With Hand leading a fullcourt press, Virginia forced 17 turnovers in he first half and turned them into 19 points.

It is not hard to picture him today, staff in hand, leading a march or inspiring countless others to follow a cause, perhaps enjoying the adulation of Bono.

We saw dark figures in the corridor: a young man carrying a suitcase, an old bearded man leading a boy by the hand, and finally the squat Abdil and his lanky underling Abdul, who had come to check up on us.

On the other hand, leading a sedentary lifestyle isn't good for you, either.

If you are leading a team know your Hand Signals so you don't have to talk while your stalking your prey.