Sentence examples for taking in hand from inspiring English sources

Taking in hand all the techno and appealing potential of the film industry she creates a movie speaking to deep contemporary concerns with wonderful imagination and humour.

Hair products insinuate that the giftee has a bird's nest nightmare that needs taking in hand; moisturisers suggest that the person looks ancient (especially if it has tedious, nonsensical phrases like 'anti-ageing' all over the packaging), which no one needs to learn on their birthday; and perfumes are just too subjective and personal to give to someone else.

It's another true-life story of an idealistic schoolteacher taking in hand a multi-ethnic class of troubled kids from mostly single-parent, blue-collar homes in Long Beach, California, and getting them going her way.

The programme featured the pair taking in hand women with woeful dress sense, delivering a bossy and brutally frank appraisal, re-educating them in how to dress to suit their shape, while leading them – in the argot of the genre – on an "emotional journey".

This isn't just about the union of business or spycraft, it's existence itself that the digital alchemists are taking in hand.

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The restrictions imposed afterwards on the liquids travellers can take in hand luggage remain in force.

We love the bone, which demands to be taken in hand.

The situation has been taken in hand by the local D. A. R.

My damaged shoulder was taken in hand, special exercises prescribed, attentive care always available.