Sentence examples for making first hand from inspiring English sources

Iran expelled many foreign reporters and put others under house arrest, making first hand reporting more difficult.

Mr. Wilcha, who gained wide acclaim in 2000 with a documentary called "The Target Shoots First," about working at the Columbia House mail-order record club, hopes PBS will consider making "Second-Hand Stories" into a series.

Fieldwork data was mainly gathered: by conducting Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) and Key Informant Interviews (KIIs) with beneficiaries from target populations, partner institutions and implementing governmental staff in different levels as well as UNICEF staff; and by making first-hand observations, collecting surveys, and reviewing documents and literature.

In particular, it could make second-hand furniture more accessible to customers who just don't want to spend time looking for the perfect chair.

In a typical game the serve is made first from behind the right-hand court into the court diagonally opposite and then alternately into the left and right courts.

If you can't afford a well made tux, get a well made tux second hand or rent one.

They did not find commercial favour until 1966, when Mr Kilby used them to make the first hand-held calculator.

And I witnessed the prison make-over first hand when my cousin was incarcerated.

You will need this information to make the second hand the same as the first.

Another way to control your dream is to look at an analog clock and try to make the second hand move backwards.

One of the difficulties in investigating maternal deaths in Brazil is gaining visibility for the results of the work and, consequently, credibility for the intervention proposals, making their implementation feasible first hand.