Sentence examples for new hands from inspiring English sources
New hands can't be so easily ignored.
When times are good, however, they are quick to hire new hands.
IPOs provide young firms with cash to hire new hands and disrupt established markets.
We are drawing Ellie with new hands even as she is unfolded before us.
Mr Granados said the transplant was "terrific" and that he had begun to feel his new hands.
There's a pier renaissance in play – Cleethorpes and Southwold are in new hands and being cared for again.
Upstairs the show breaks loose, as Warhol and his studio colleagues devise new hands-off techniques and new kinds of reality-based abstraction with the magnificent Rorschach paintings of 1984 and the slyly decorative Camouflage paintings of 1986.
He sees the new hands-off approach as "a backward step" and says his customers in Asian markets still insist on their pork being checked in the old way, which the FSA has agreed to allow him to do.
"CEO Ergen's new hands-off approach and handing over reins to the recently hired senior executives suggests a sale may be contemplated.
And all of those apps can now be controlled using new hands-free controls.
The principle at stake – a new hands-free device that requires the user to do something silly – is sound.
