Sentence examples for taking a hand from inspiring English sources
That did not deter Peru's Congress from taking a hand.
"But it was really strange, as if fate was taking a hand".
A lot of people I know are taking a hand in the work they're doing.
I want to know the split second they occur, and have the option of taking a hand".
No state now outlaws such activity, but the board said that drivers faced serious risks from talking on wireless headsets, just as they do by taking a hand off the wheel to hold a phone to their ear.
His work has an indeterminacy of scale, often taking a hand-sized object and enlarging it, and subsequently trying to recover the handwork by a texturing that seems, on the one hand, to mirror the erosion of time or the stratification of rock, but actually looks like the traces of cutting chisels not used to cut and shape but to draw.
Instead the IPCC is taking a hands-off approach.
Regarding conference realignment, Emmert said the N.C.A.A. was mostly taking a hands-off approach.
Year One Labs is taking a hand-on approach to advising, focused on co-creating startups with entrepreneurs in the program.
And this isn't to say the White House is taking a hands-off approach.
