Sentence examples for wise hands from inspiring English sources

I found it hard to think of a time when there was no road there because the trees and the tall hills and the fine views of bogland had been arranged by wise hands for the pleasing picture they made when looked at from the road.

And so, young ones, thus it was that The Acme Medallion of Power! [Fanfare] passed again into the wise hands of the Tribal Elders, and also Jimmy T, who might have more need of it shortly.

The sea, the land, the wise hands of the inhabitants, all together produce a unique combination of flavors you will never forget and you will long to take home with you.

Rizzo, a longtime scout who played in the minors, had no prior connection with Johnson before he hired him, but needed a wise hand.

BOLOGNA, Italy — The gala presentation of "Michelangelo: La Dotta Mano" ("Michelangelo: The Wise Hand"), a volume of photographs of this Renaissance master's sculptures, may well have been the most lavish book debut in history.

John Arryn, Lord of the Vale and wise Hand of the King, died.

While young flibbertigibbets might give Cara Delevingne the credit, us older and wiser hands see Marty's fingerprints all over this.

M- You say that your career is in wiser hands than yours -- does that mean you are religious, or possess what is referred to as a spiritual nature?

Early works mostly depend on the pixel-wise hand-crafted features (e.g., [1]) followed by conditional random field (e.g., [2, 3]), the usage of dense depth map [4], or exploitation of the spatio-temporal parsing [5] for achieving the best acccuracy.

Wise older hands played by Elliott Gould and Carl Reiner contribute know-how to the job.

All we know is that a group of five independent voices – possibly including the mighty National Trust, certainly an industry man, and hopefully some wise old hands such as the great woodland cultural historian Oliver Rackham – will be asked to advise government on the way forward.