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Meanings of in hand in English
Antonyms
Examples for "out of hand"
Examples for "out of hand"
1
Nevertheless it would be wrong to dismiss nuclear energy out of hand.
2
These new rights are getting out of hand and must be stopped.
3
Things can get out of hand at this point in the day.
4
We ask the panellists if school pranks are getting out of hand.
5
Bronte's Hempton said he believes things may be getting out of hand.
Usage of in hand in English
1
The rebound comes hand in hand with looser credit conditions this year.
2
You have work in hand, and much time has been lost today.
3
Indeed, some shareholders are choosing cash in hand over future market uncertainties.
4
We need to remember that power and paranoia go hand in hand.
5
Barcelona stand 10 points clear of Real, with a game in hand.
6
Northern Ireland politics and Christmas crises seem to go hand in hand.
7
Money and religion, he thought, were likely to go hand in hand.
8
To the task in hand: we will have to work closely together.
9
God need not trouble, he thinks: I shall take it in hand.
10
Hand in hand went the pair in the direction of the cottage.
11
She couldn't help but wonder why they approached without weapons in hand.
12
When we had finished the work in hand, he said to me:-
13
However, the time comes when William has to take things in hand.
14
As I have always said, haunting and history go hand in hand.
15
He allowed it; but denied that it proved the matter in hand.
16
The volume growth has come hand in hand with industry-defying profit improvements.