Sentence examples for means a hand from inspiring English sources

Evie means a hand model, modeling cocktail rings and diamond tennis bracelets and shit.

We can say "phone" and mean a hand-held computer with NASA-level processing power and a professional-quality camera for taking selfies with our drones.

Occasional bad harvests, combined with periodic spikes in unemployment, as well as the fact that wages were often low, meant a hand-to-mouth existence for many people.

Hence, cursive writing means "a running hand".

The choice of Ms. Fey, who starred on "SNL" for a decade, to headline the season premiere means a sure hand will be leading the cast, which is adding a raft of new members this season.

That said, if you see a huge shoulder drop, it's not normal (read: on purpose for you to see), which means a strong hand.

Such is the collaborative spirit here — among people who weren't yet born when Jacobsen died in 1971 — that being creative in Copenhagen means having a hand in art, design, music and cuisine, all at the same time.

That means putting a hand up someone's sensitive parts!

The results appeared to mean a stronger hand in government for the religious parties, which won more seats than expected.

Mr Déby's demise would probably mean a freer hand for Sudan in eastern Chad and the ravaged Sudanese region of Darfur.

Or at least, not in the sense that they mean: a clock hand ticking past midnight is never going to turn me into a mung bean-munching, alcohol-abstaining, chocolate refusenik.