Sentence examples for on whose hands from inspiring English sources

They are largely neutral, but it all depends on whose hands they are in and with what intentions they are being used.

Following attacks on foreign tourists in Luxor, Egypt, in November 1997, Hosni Mubarak, the Egyptian president, said: "I do not understand why people on whose hands there is blood are granted asylum in England".

Now, seven years after the post-9/11 panic, when a C.I.A. agent known as Dragonfire erroneously reported that Al Qaeda had hidden a nuclear weapon in New York, the worry is being broadened — to a new focus on whose hands control the nukes within a government, especially at a time of great confusion.

It all depends on whose hands it is in.

Cool, fruity, sticky, and sweet, they convey the innocence of childhood on one hand, and all of the sexiness of hot summer nights on the other, depending on whose hands are holding which varieties.

The one whose hand was on top got to pick the best player".

Diana Scarwid is the teenage and adult Christina, on whose hand-the-consequences memoir the film is based.

It is also different from touch panels since a special sensor is attached to each finger, so it can identify which finger on whose hand it is, and even if you lift your fingers off it can follow them from beginning to end.

In the first year this case-based session was offered (cohort 2006), teams competed for the chance to answer questions based on whose hand was raised first.

"I'll never forget the proud looks on those whose hands were raised to swear allegiance to our nation," he said.

Banks of lawmakers in dark suits sat on raised platforms looking down on subpoenaed witnesses, whose hands were folded tightly on the table.