Sentence examples for to hand such from inspiring English sources

To hand such an expansive policy to such an inept government is a fool's errand.

Any existing photography kit you've got to hand (such as spotlights) can prove useful for your movies too.

Pragmatic business travel problems may be better resolved by having a local "friend" to hand, such as knowing about the business districts that guidebooks usually omit.

I do keep a few things on my phone that I feel should always be to hand, such as Graham Johnson's incredible Schubert song series (OK, that's 40 CDs worth!) and Daniel Barenboim's Mozart piano concertos.

Traditional glass cabinets hold plant specimens that have "a use or value to mankind" and displays show the indigenous people's ingenuity with what's to hand, such as a giant nut from the fish poison tree – used to stun fish for easy capture.

Starting simply with things close to hand, such as the obvious clues that animals leave behind them and the easy-to-watch world of bugs, flowers and birds, Outside also includes brief introductions to geology, space and the world of the ocean.

When participants are asked to judge the temporal order of tactile stimuli delivered one to each hand, such that one hand is more likely to receive stimulation before the other, the perceived timing of stimulation follows a shift predicted by a Bayesian integrator.

The sequence composition of each spacer is variable and matches the DNA sequence of elements foreign to the prokaryotic genome at hand such as phages and plasmids.

When you feel a little more stable, hold on to someone's hand, such as your parents or friends.Get them to help you balance while you practice walking, balancing and gliding on the skates.

But some countries have adopted new laws requiring people to hand over such keys on demand to law-enforcement agencies, and a number of other countries are considering such proposals.

But the math required to hand out such grades is complicated.