Sentence examples for some sort of hand from inspiring English sources

"Some sort of" — hand flap — "overweening pride, I suppose?

Moreover, Mr Putin wants some sort of hand in the management and operation of the system.At his press conference in Bucharest Mr Putin was asked how he felt about giving up the presidency next month (to become prime minister).

It shows Mario (then many Marios) being controlled by some sort of hand movement recognition technology.

Against a repeated non sequitur of a refrain—"Back into the sky"—the track becomes gradually more celebratory as time goes on, cresting in a celestial piano improvisation over a subtle break that contains some sort of hand drum.

You might want to wear anti-static gloves or some sort of hand protection, as the inside of the case does not have ground down metal and could be very sharp in some cases.

you will need some sort of hand protection to hold the pointed stick perpendicular to the bottom board with the notch; small flat rocks and fresh bark will nicely protect your hand from the friction burns.

With the money you spent this year on transportation, you could perhaps have bought some sort of hand-held video device on which to watch "Beat Street".

Man-in-the-loop systems, said Gen. Larry G. Lehowicz, a research committee member who is a vice president at Quantum Research International in Arlington, Va., involve some sort of hand-held monitor that would alert a soldier that a land mine had been tripped.

If outspoken people repeatedly trample over others, consider instituting some sort of hand-raising or rotating system so that everyone gets a chance to talk.

Running a service that is important to people with some sort of hand-wavy platitudes about someday launching a 'new form of advertising' is not OK.

All you need is some sort of hand-eye coordination.