Sentence examples for poor hands from inspiring English sources
I think of Mary's poor hands.
The task of driving it forward has now fallen to our poor hands".
He can't turn the corner, and poor hands and even worse blocking technique make him practically worthless in the passing game.
The Factory Act of 1847, implemented between 1849 and 1859, restricted factory work for women and children to ten hours a day — effectively raising the daily rate for poor hands who might have been kept on the job twelve hours or more.
They didn't just sign the books with their signatures and pass them on, but wrote messages and quotes inside, a different thing in each, no matter how many books they had to sign (their poor hands!) and I had A LOT of books!
Being able to call bluffs and recognize poor hands would be especially useful right now in dealing with North Koreas torpedoing of a South Korean ship (and death of 46 sailors).
His boosters say he played a poor hand deftly.
It may seem a mystery why doctors, of all people, practice poor hand hygiene.
It is my good fortune, however, that fate has dealt her such a poor hand".
The only worry, perhaps, was the plethora of try-scoring chances squandered through poor handing with a slippery ball.
The attorney general, Dominic Grieve (a good man playing a poor hand), argues that the letters could cause constitutional problems.
