Sentence examples for takes a hand from inspiring English sources

Miss Gould takes a hand in rendering some of Mr. Minkus's songs.

Smyth at last takes a hand at flying, Ginger triumphs all round.

Lee retired as the agency's C.E.O. in 2010, but he still takes a hand in forming the trainees into idol groups, including S.M.'s newest one, EXO.

KNOCKED UP Ben Stone Seth Rogenn) is a feckless oaf with a wide grin, a bong, and four lazy housemates who are too old to be boys but will never, unless fate takes a hand, bother to grow into men.

In Sarah Hayes's Eat Up, Gemma (£4.99), the little girl in a black family will do anything with her food except eat it, until her brother takes a hand.

But then the benevolent wind – played by Linden Wandott-BurtoNicolaNicola Blackwell – takes a hand, and the girl rediscovers her kite and takes off over the skies of London with Gran in hot pursuit.

Here she takes a hand-held camera through the empty Olympic stadium in Berlin where Leni Riefenstahl's propaganda masterpiece was shot.

The best running back in the NFL takes a hand-off from Matt Cassel and holds back just long enough in the backfield for his offensive line to open up a hole between guard and tackle on the right side.

James Kendrick takes a hands on approach to several of the new iPhone 3G accessories.

It will be competing against Microsoft's Xbox One and Nintendo's Wii U. BBC Click's Marc Cieslak takes a hands on look at the new console.

Then Iain Duncan Smith took a hand.