Sentence examples for personal hands from inspiring English sources

He said the "administration of grants" had been "firmly in the personal hands of Mr Rahman" and "cronies".

Most of the readily cashable shares in personal hands are held by the richest 20% of Americans, so average families have little extra to spend.

But the most noticeable change in this period is the breakdown in the evenness and regularity of the writing, which is partly attributable to the influence of documentary and the later personal hands.

The practice of joining accents with breathings and also with the letters to which they belonged spread from personal hands to formal writing in the 13th century, but it was far more often avoided altogether.

It is not, however, entirely so attributable, for a tendency to enlarge some letters out of proportion to the size of the rest is seen in a small way in some of the more personal hands of the earliest period.

Drapeau took a personal hand in the stadium's design.

The picture of mother as superwoman, however, is not simply a personal hand-knitted hair shirt.

She says she received a personal, hand-delivered letter from Diane Sawyer.

I spent four years there, developing hardware and software to create personal hand-held communications devices, including Sony's MagicLink.

It provides extensive online tax help and reference materials but not the personal hand-holding of the other services.

Besides providing the decorator and, again, the architect (Thomas Hastings), he took a personal hand in outfitting the mansion's rococo "Fragonard Room".