Sentence examples for resourceful hands from inspiring English sources

In Ms. Stuart's resourceful hands, even Broadway cost nothing.

On the other hand, resourceful is hard to dislike.

Mowgli and Kim, the lone children who inhabit Kip­ling's India are, on the other hand, sagacious, resourceful and brave.

But Basten's idolizing tome loses steam once its dapper, ambidextrous (he could apply makeup with either hand), chemically resourceful hero passes from its narrative.

Pakistan – famously troubled chasers – romped to their target of 238 with seven wickets in hand, their resourceful wicketkeeper-batsman Sarfraz Ahmed scoring his maiden ODI century to set up a mouth-watering quarter-final against Australia at this ground on Friday.

I use the word "disgust" and "shame" thinking of Martha Nussbaum's reflection in Hiding from Humanity: Disgust, Shame, and the Law, where she concludes profoundly that we... "are deeply troubled about being human -- about being highly intelligent and resourceful, on the one hand, but weak and vulnerable, helpless against death, on the other.

Qualitative evaluations demonstrated that the problem-solving approach in the hands of these resourceful women was useful in addressing some of the socioeconomic risk factors at a practical level, for example, assisting women in obtaining small loans from government microcredit schemes.

The challenge summed up Worcester's combativeness and competitiveness, but they were nowhere near resourceful enough with ball in hand.

Northampton, who had only won three of the previous 12 Premiership matches against Saracens, had more of an edge and were more resourceful with the ball in hand.

And he's resourceful, using whatever is to hand: during the office fight with an opponent twice his size, Bond picks up a settee and beats the huge thug with it.

On one hand, the mob was resourceful enough to cheat the construction industry of millions of dollars.