Sentence examples for so hand from inspiring English sources
The phrase "so hand" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used meaningfully. Example: "I need to know how to do this, so hand me the instructions."
But it has proceeded, and it has done so hand in hand with nuclear power.
So hand over the giblets; at the very least it's reason to feel - briefly, minorly, cheaply - connected.
There may have been 80 or so hand transplants performed worldwide by now, but limb transplantation still raises serious issues.
Spectacular assaults carried out in mid-April by Haqqani in Kabul and elsewhere have stiffened the Obama administration's resolve not to say sorry over the border deaths (and so hand election ammunition to the Republicans back home).
OK, so hand me my blowtorch and some copper piping and let's finish this sucker so we can get down to some serious white van-driving... Actually no, Rick won't let me loose on anything that might leak: it's tiling for me.
That's what I do, it's my passion, so hand in a glove," said the former Hull City defender.
"He actually said it was 'enough' us being so hand-to-mouth, and that we were one of the best programmes in relation to dealing with this very difficult group of children and young people," she said.
Each is equipped 25 flat-screen Dell workstations and such aids as ceiling-mounted liquid crystal display projectors and white drawing boards connected to a network so hand-drawn images can be stored electronically.
It describes the arduous gestation of her project, or rather the laborious fabrication of the 90 or so hand-coloured, individually printed, aquatint etchings on hand-made paper, complemented by hand-set type, which made up a hand-bound edition of only 10 copies.
