Sentence examples for well hand in from inspiring English sources

Ever since then, bikies and drugs and women and guns have gone fairly well hand in hand in Australia and you can get a point easier than change for a twenty.

This goes well hand-in-hand with the bundle of measures suggested by the World health report 2006 to enhance health worker performance [ 2].

Celebrating warm days (northern hemisphere...) can very well go hand-in-hand with welcoming the increasing presence of ocean or oceanic museums, and their inevitable site-specific qualities.

A 28-foot-deep well hand-dug in 1853 provides water.

Not to worry: Wilce has matters well in hand in this, her first novel.

Core PCE was well in hand in the late 1990s, but Mr Greenspan raised rates anyway.

Lewis Hamilton seemed to have the race well in hand in the early going, but his McLaren engine failed after just 20 laps.

Ironically, such progress may come at the expense of driver involvement; autonomy may well go hand in hand – or wing to wing – with such vehicles.

Being well-read and being able to write well usually go hand-in-hand, but not automatically.

A deft bit of exposition later and details of the collection are well in  hand (if not in head) and the play/presentation ("playsentation"?) could continue apace.

"The long-term financial stability of the business is well in hand and we are in a good place now".