Sentence examples for offering a hand from inspiring English sources

"Are you still here?" Riley said, offering a hand.

"Thank you for taking the time to follow this up," he said, offering a hand.

That means not just putting a fist in the face of the world's bad guys, but also offering a hand up for the good guys.

The trip is fraught with mishaps, but Kaisa shows her mettle, with an amiable truck driver Clive (Mr. Hart) they encounter along the way occasionally offering a hand.

Meetings between senior Indian and Pakistani officials began soon after India's Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, made a speech in April offering a "hand of friendship" to Pakistan.

"That gesture seemed to me to be representative of the entire spirit of his pontificate: the meeting of cultures, the idea of dialogue, of offering a hand," he said.

The store is now offering a hand-blown Murano glass chandelier for $4,500.

The party promised to set up an independent aid watchdog to scrutinise the impact and outcomes of British aid and review which countries would be the main beneficiaries of the money; it would move to a system where aid is based on results; tackle the causes and consequences of climate change and focus on wealth creation (offering a hand-up rather than a hand-out).

Children and parents also work with community services offering a hands on approach to empower them to improve diet, physical activity and confidence.

However, we look forward to the next 25 years of carrying on and offering a hand-up to those guests who come into our kitchen". The nonprofit will host its 25th anniversary gala, "Dreams Come True," on Saturday evening to honor Hatleberg's vision.

For many years, the committee has presented the Music Mobile at schools throughout Glendale, introducing third-graders to musical instruments and offering a "hands on" opportunity for each student to hold and play an instrument.