Sentence examples for taking hand of from inspiring English sources

Parents have lobbied for the urgent move to a new building under the Treganna Campaign group – pulling a number of stunts to press the Welsh Assembly Government into taking hand of the issues which have left many students missing out on learning.

Once it has been around 40 minutes, take hands off of person and wipe off their back (Veggie Oil).

Characteristic "pup-tent" effect could be clearly seen when patient finally took hands out of pants pockets.

In such circumstances, we took hand written notes of the interviews which were later expanded.

"Taking the hand of a neighbour's child is no longer instinctual.

Then she gently moved aside the glass of water in the nurse's hand, took hold of my hand and kissed it".

If things start to get out of hand, take the hand of the other, say you love him/her even when he/she drives you crazy, and that you will resume when things can be calmer.

Latino invites Aeneas to take the hand of Lavinia, who is delighted to accept him.

I took the hand of my sobbing boy and started home.

But Mr. Lardner took the hand of his old friend and co-worker and shook it.

Rudy would probably only take the hand of an Arab leader to throw him down a ravine, or a wadi.