Sentence examples for sometimes hand from inspiring English sources

These schemes sometimes hand out vast sums.

Before playoff starts, Pettitte said, Steinbrenner would sometimes hand him Bible verses.

"I use simple words that are easy to know and sometimes hand movements," Dante explained.

Foxtons has a more individualistic culture than its rivals, who generally pay higher basic salaries and sometimes hand out commission on a team basis.

But Lee opined, "Men love it!" Lee would sometimes hand over the main course to me while he enhanced the trimmings with taste and imagination.

Once we receive a return to base message from control we head back to clean the vehicle, replenish stock and sometimes hand it over to the next crew who start the 6pm to 1am shift.

Medieval grindstones were sometimes hand-operated, but animal or water power was frequently employed to revolve treadmills or wheels.

Over days of ferocious combat, soldiers and militiamen fought house-to-house, and sometimes hand-to-hand, through the medieval labyrinth, home to 30,000 Palestinians.

Over five days of ferocious combat, soldiers and militiamen fought house-to-house, and sometimes hand-to-hand, through the medieval labyrinth that is home to 30,000 Palestinians.

Furthermore, what is particularly damn great is that for about £30 you end up with something in thick, pure wool, sometimes hand-knitted, that you would have to pay an absolute fortune for to buy new these days – and you can get similar styles new because chunky retro knitwear is the key look for A/W 2011/12.

In the opening sequence of "Ryan," Steven Spielberg set a certain standard of crazed violence, but Woo has a talent for military mayhem, too, alternating scenes of furious, close-in combat, sometimes hand-to-hand, with exhausted lulls and tense periods of waiting.