Sentence examples for Hancock from high-quality English sources.

• You will want to mention John Hancock.

• “Know this,” Hancock told the conference.

• Hancock had now fully one-half of the Army of the Potomac.

• Mr Hancock has already ruled out scrapping support bubbles.

• Hancock replied: “I didn’t know that, we will sort that out.”

• On Tuesday, Hancock said he had booked a family holiday to Cornwall.

• On Monday, Hancock said he would be “happy to discuss” the potential loophole.

• In a separate interview on Wednesday with Sky News, Hancock defended the test-and-trace system.

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• In fact, Hancock recorded a televised announcement first, which was used by all the main broadcasters.

• Hancock had set the goal after enduring intense criticism for the country’s lagging coronavirus testing program.

• Hancock, who expressed concerns that Pierce was exploiting the family, was sensitive about financial impropriety.

• The tower is also known as "the Pru" to locals and is the second-tallest building in Boston behind John Hancock Tower.

• Attending the ceremony in person was the health secretary, Matt Hancock, senior NHS figures and others involved in the project.

• Hancock himself performed alone in the first episode of his eponymous series in that year: The Bedsitter, aka Hancock Alone.

• The daughter of high profile iron-ore explorer Lang Hancock, she’s chaired mining and agriculture company Hancock Prospecting Group since 1992.

• Under intense pressure, the health secretary, Matt Hancock, rolled out an ambitious plan on Thursday to rapidly expand testing, especially among health workers.

Hancock sentence examples

• A Suffolk local and friend of Bourne’s, Sukhvinder Dhat, said he had regularly seen Hancock in the pub when he lived in the village and claimed that Bourne and Hancock were “friends” and “buddies”.

• I wonder if Sir Patrick has told Hancock that he does not want to be the fall-guy for decisions made by politicians, or if Hancock felt it was demeaning for cabinet ministers to present themselves as merely carrying out instructions handed to them by the boffins.

• Herbie Hancock, in full Herbert Jeffrey Hancock, (born April 12, 1940, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.), American keyboard player, songwriter, and bandleader, a prolific recording artist who achieved success as an incisive, harmonically provocative jazz pianist and then went on to gain wide popularity as a leader of electric jazz-rock groups.

• There has been rivalry between Mr Gove and Mr Hancock over who takes precedence in the campaign to combat covid-19, and on April 7th Mr Raab distanced himself from a promise by Mr Hancock to reach a target of 100,000 tests every day by the end of the month, implying that Mr Hancock would be held accountable if the target is not met.