Sentence examples for hand from high-quality English sources.

• Gently release the right hand.

• Hold out your hand at arm’s length.

• Madame Ratignolle laid her hand over that of Mrs.

• Poor hand hygiene among doctors made patients sick.

• My right hand can put it into my left hand.

• However, hand sanitizer does not remove bacteria (as hand soap does).

• Wrap the twine in your right hand anti-clockwise around the string in your left hand.

• That's what led Chao and Double Impact to invest in Hand In Hand, a hand soap brand founded by a Philadelphia couple.

Use hand in a sentence.

• It makes a lot of one hand promises – one hand folding, one hand recline and one hand adjustable handle bar.

• Because of this requirement of explicit presence, Hand him your pass is grammatical, but *Hand him is not, and neither is *Hand your pass.

• Hand washing is also more effective than hand sanitizer, though hand sanitizer can be used when hand washing is not an option.

• On full charges, the chopper can chop up to 40 onions, the hand mixer can make enough dough for up to 200 cookies, and the hand blender can make up to 25 bowls of soup.

• Pick the correct hand: Golfers typically only wear a glove on one hand, which is the hand that controls the power of the swing from the top of the club.

• Hand sanitizer (also called hand antiseptic or hand rub) is a substance applied to the hands in order to remove common pathogens (disease-causing organisms).

• There’s a hand that was the hand of a hog; but it ain’t so no more; it’s the hand of a man that’s started in on a new life, and’ll die before he’ll go back.  

• Despite the variability in effectiveness, hand sanitizers can help control the transmission of infectious diseases, especially in settings where compliance with hand washing is poor.

hand sentence examples

• If you link the GMT hand not to the hour hand as one might expect, but to the minute hand, it allows for the setting of “home”, or GMT, time and subsequently the easy, isolated, adjustment of the hour hand without troubling the minute or date.

• Another thing that stops the spread of Covid-19 is washing your hands: as well as receiving advice through internal emails to increase hand washing frequency, cabin crew and pilots have been given bottles of hand sanitiser and told to use them between hand washing.

• Whilst Geza Zichy and Paul Wittgenstein, both concert pianists who lost their right arms, are the key figures in the composition and expansion of left- hand music, there are also stories of Godowsky's pedagogical left-hand transcriptions of the Chopin etudes, intended to strengthen his pupils' 'weaker' left hand technique, and the touching romance behind Brahms's transcription of the Bach Chaconne for Clara Schumann when she injured her right hand in an accident.

• Hand sanitizer, also called hand antiseptic, handrub, or hand rub, agent applied to the hands for the purpose of removing common pathogens (disease-causing organisms).1,2 Hand sanitizers typically come in foam, gel, or liquid form.1,3 Their use is recommended when soap and water are not available for hand washing or when repeated hand washing compromises the natural skin barrier (e.g., causing scaling or fissures to develop in the skin).2,3,4 Although the effectiveness of hand sanitizer is variable, it is employed as a simple means of infection control in a wide variety of settings, from day-care centres and schools to hospitals and health care clinics and from supermarkets to cruise ships.1,5