Sentence examples for mediocre hand from inspiring English sources
A 20-something guy, the kind I'd let give me a mediocre hand job, stared intently at her head as he waited to shake her bony hand.
It seems like maybe Spielberg decided to make Tin Tin so that he could tell Indiana Jones stories without George Lucas's mediocre hand fouling up his work.
Bluffing involves pretending your cards are better than they are, and making aggressive bets to force out all the other players thus winning the pot with a poor or mediocre hand.
Hachem said after two hours of poker on Monday that the pace had not slowed at the no-limit Texas Hold 'em tournament in Las Vegas because many players were willing to risk their tournament with mediocre hands.
He plays his part, a thin fantasy of crusty frontier benevolence, as if it were a mediocre poker hand, bluffing Boss into someone bigger and more exciting than he has any right to be.
On the other hand, mediocre people hire candidates who are not as good as they are, so they can feel superior to them.
There are a number of reasons why the UK never does well at Eurovision: we pick mediocre songs and hand them to singers who, if SuRie's experience is anything to go by, we refuse to treat as artists.
On the other hand, mediocre to obviously inferior results of HA-coated hip arthroplasty components have also been reported (Havelin et al. 2000, Reikerås and Gunderson 2002, Cheung et al. 2005, Kim et al. 2006).
The World Economic Forum's global-competitiveness index rated Israel 17th out 131 countries last year, but again found big gaps between the high quality of innovation and technological readiness on the one hand and mediocre institutions, infrastructure and labour-market efficiency on the other.Part of this is a legacy of the socialist past.
There his education languished at the hands of mediocre and uninspiring teachers.
