Sentence examples for too hand from inspiring English sources

Among children, too, hand games are the great equalizer.

Such as taijustu (quick hand too hand contact).

Naturally, too, hand-outs of water and electricity bought some support.

The bike shop is astonishing, too – hand-made bicycles by people from Christiania.

Mr Schröder is deemed too beholden to the unions, while Mr Stoiber is judged too hand-in-glove with churches, farmers and small shopkeepers.

General Pinochet too handed over peacefully.

The recipes are authentic, too, handed down from their grandmother.

Mr. Seepersad could not produce a license either, and he, too, handed over his ID.

(The Sultan's wife gave Michelle Obama an even more expensive piece of jewelry, which she, too, handed over).

There are other low-tech coffee accessories out there, too: hand-cranked burr grinders, weirdo vacuum-driven drip things, and variations on the stuff shown above.

Being too hands-off can cause confusion, especially if that leader chooses to go his or her own way.