Sentence examples similar to mid hand from inspiring English sources

The chopping tool, Mr. MacGregor writes, "represents the moment at which we became distinctly smarter, with an impulse not just to make things but to imagine how we could make things 'better.' " Exhibit B is even better: an Acheulean, or mid-Paleolithic, hand ax that dates back about 1.3 million years, when cooking had become the norm.

Gesture-based user interfaces which turn mid-air hand movements into UI commands have pushed their way into console-based gaming, thanks to Microsoft's Kinect peripheral, and also mainstream computing via the likes of the Leap Motion device and webcam-based alternatives.

It Could Just As Well Have Been A Mid-Level Hand On The Advance Team's publication.

By chandelier shine, the show's in mid-shot; hand-held candles zoom it into extreme close-up.

Steve Cohen, who has been Joel's lighting designer since 1974 and his creative director since the mid-eighties, handed Joel his suggested set list.

(AP) N. ILLINOIS 26, BOWLING GREEN 17 Michael Turner ran for 192 yards and Josh Haldi threw two touchdown passes as host Northern Illinois (7-3, 6-0 Mid-American) handed Bowling Green (No. 20 A.P). its first defeat.

After Mid-State handed him control of the near-bankrupt track, Signorelli began an ambitious modernization plan that included expanding the track's original three-quarter-mile loop, holding concerts and starting a telephone betting system.

The cost of Uncle Sam borrowing has declined by 46%, to 2.2%, since mid-October, handing profits to bond traders and reducing the cost of borrowing the trillions more that will be necessary.

While most mid-lifers' hands have been wringing about what menacing changes President-elect Donald Trump has in store for Medicare, Social Security, and their retirement funds, there is a fourth leg on the aging stool that few are talking about: Long-term care.

This means three meals and two snacks, so have something on hand mid-morning – a handful of almonds should do the trick.

Frankly it's a very risky PR strategy at a time when it really has become impossible for Facebook to deny quite how comfortable the company was, up until mid 2015, to hand over reams of personal information on Facebookers to third party users of its developer platform — without requiring these external entities gain individual level consent (friends could 'consent' for all their friends!).