the hands of

We ask as we have done so before, that you do not play into the hands of the dark Ones by becoming violent.

The matter is now in the hands of my lawyer.

If you don't pay the debt, I'm afraid you leave me with little alternative but to put the matter in the hands of our solicitors.

But none of Alibaba's major rivals has so much of its equity in the hands of just a couple of big foreign owners.

An upbringing at the hands of his fruitcake of a father is not likely to ease anyone into a comfortable sense of self.

If you were me, I will pour out, then put the bottle handed over to the hands of the children!

Egypt's Hosni Mubarak tried to leave power in the hands of his vice president, a move negated only when the army stepped in.

Criticising referees too often could land you a touchline ban, forcing you to leave the next match in the hands of your Assistant Manager.

Their duration in Hellfire, is in the hands of the Almighty. It is up to Him to forgive them and allow them to enter Jannah later.

I had to put a hand on her stomach and dust in my message down his arms and hands in the hands of my neck.

And you know its God. You can see Him and feel Him in the hands of the surgeon or the nurse.

When Apple does a public beta, it usually keeps it out of the hands of the, you know, public.

Then he looked at the hands of his sons and saw that their nails were polished and their fingers as white as those of any fine lady's.

With the release of the Fire Speeds, Kratos was now in the hands of the beasts, but where they would take him, he did not know.

in an area where psionic powers do not function , it collapses as if in the hands of a nonpsionic creature.

A Taliban spokesman said the fate of these people in the East High Commission in the hands of the Taliban in Afghanistan.

The mirror then passes into the hands of a woman in an evening gown. She approaches the viewer, as if hypnotizing us.

She quite enjoyed the sensation of bovine ignorance with which the Cook's tourist surrenders himself into the hands of a custodian.

albert , then , had fallen into the hands of the famous bandit chief , in whose existence he had for so long a time refused to believe.

Saw a child holding his hands, the hands of a beautiful woman holding a child, also with a stomach third.

Centralisation of credit in the hands of the State, by means of a national bank with State capital and an exclusive monopoly.

To think that our television is in the hands of these time-servers is nothing less than a tragedy.

She rose to her feet, slapping aside the hands of her unworthy escorts and climbing out of the boat unaided.

As has been our efforts to break free of his mother in the hands of the line, flying alone!

the energy market, the supply crisis is not like a baton, like the past few days has been spread to the hands of Russia.

At this point I still like the hands of your time, but you have another in a distant city reading Institute.

Fish net bag made a picture of the children to shake off the hands of play, along with the wave, a section of shiny silver fish is a net.

Please note that we shall pass the matter into the hands of solicitor, if we do not receive your remittance by------.

Which of these three, does it seem to you, has become a neighbor to him who fell into the hands of the robbers?

It's particularly important, that you never put the quality of your life in the hands of a commercial corporation.

If you don't settle your account within ten days I shall be forced to put the matter in the hands of our solicitors.

Caelestrasz says: Do not forget the sacrifices we made on this day, night elf. We have all suffered immensely at the hands of these beasts.

The last 20 years through the efforts of the hands of Reid with a buy from a small hammer to dig out of a prison outside the channel.

This space-age "message in a bottle" has a very limited probability of ending up in the hands of an alien species.

During World War II, French hid the painting in small towns to keep it out of the hands of German forces.

the state machinery is not always controlled in the hands of the people. Just a plaything in the hands of national politicians.

Again the Israelites did evil in the eyes of the LORD, and for seven years he gave them into the hands of the Midianites.

It has been a long time forming. Most congressional seats are safely in the hands of one of the two parties, thanks to gerrymandering.

The company has debts of over a million pounds and is now in the hands of the official receiver.

I wish that this day bring me a sight of eternal hills, and blue sea , and of something beautiful which in the hands of me have made.

It will be 'a decree to take the gold sector, ' which still remains in the hands of a 'mafia and smugglers, ' he said.

"I will not be ashamed or afraid to turn over the levers of control over the country to the hands of such a person. "

We use all the means. half-way. the baton in a high out of the hands of the students go. but we did not blame him. to continue to sprint.

Perhaps it was the ordeal suffered by his people at the hands of the Empire that caused Chewie to feel this way.

A coach has to understand the mood, be able to handle situations, decide the formations but a lot is in the hands of the players.

With tears in his little girl was preparing to Who knows I do not know where came from a dog, a girl grabbed the hands of the run.

She thought of her mother as already in the grave; and she would not let herself be strangled by the hands of the dead.

It would be wrong for a lame duck in Washington to tie the hands of the next administration on such matters.

Nor would it employ interrogation tactics like water-boarding, which he said had only played into the hands of terror groups like al-Qaeda.

Because my mother, we have a chance today to bring the hands of the pen, to portray the love of her mother.

"We do not discriminate but we were obliged to check this out. The issue is now in the hands of the judicial authorities, " he told AFP.

Hibbard's strategy was not to put a phone in the hands of every consumer.

The images appeared to be a bid to show that control of the armed forces was still in the hands of Mr. Mubarak and his regime.

This was more accurate, but there was a problem; as the spring unwound, the hands of the clock moved slower, and the clock lost time.

But her mother died when she was just 3 and she suffered a lot at the hands of her stepmother.

When you go into court you are putting your fate into the hands of twelve people who weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty.

If any fight, we are the hands of a cast of American treasury bonds, old enough to drink a pot of the United States.

Put the matter in the hands of a solicitor.

The iconic plastic doll is often mutilated at the hands of young girls, according to research published by British academics.

New playbooks are in the hands of the players, who've been informed to come to camp ready to run and grunt and run some more.

Another priority Clinton listed was ensuring that nuclear weapons do not end up in the hands of terrorists.

Be willing to put any of these qualities into the hands of your Higher Mind to let go for you.

Toughened by a lifetime of fieldwork, the hands of a za provide loving care for her grandson, who wears a traditional hat adorned in silver.

She looked wistfully in the hands of chopsticks, she said, as I love the hands of a pair of chopsticks.

You have to reach out in good faith, love of the hands of a cavity joy to embrace the initiative with her.

He sent the ark of his might into captivity, his splendor into the hands of the enemy.

Code-named "Mango" Chinese people do not know is dollars, alone, when the rescue into the hands of Kumamoto.

And Jacob went near unto Isaac his father; and he felt him, and said, The voice is Jacob's voice, but the hands are the hands of Esau.

The rest is just Western propaganda. How much blood is on the hands of the Westerners in the past 10 years?

To see him, I should say, that instead of rambling with his sweetheart on the hills, he ought to be in bed, under the hands of a doctor.

Perhaps the root of hysterical she had a strong possessive and wanted complete control over her in the hands of men.

I hope that I've already persuaded you that the evolution of the Web is not in the hands of any one person, me or anyone else.

It would be like trying to make the hands of clock move backwards to its ticking.

Several hours later the London Cycling Campaign got back to me to say they had heard no case of a bike-rider dying at the hands of a bendy.

Among the cathedral's treasures are the remains of martyrs who died for the Roman faith at the hands of a Protestant state.

Ortega said she wants to know how the chicken's head could have made it past inspectors and into the hands of a customer.

places his knife and his fork on his plate side by side, as if they were the hands of a clock set at 5: 25, when he's finished eating.

I was advised to put the matter into the hands of a solicitor.

At a national sumo wrestling competition in Tokyo on Sunday, officials sprayed disinfectant on the hands of every spectator as they arrived.

And David said, The Lord, who kept me safe from the grip of the lion and the bear, will be my saviour from the hands of this Philistine.

But he stressed that there was no suggestion that components had ended up in the hands of countries that should not have received them.

hence the patient's inability to set the hands of a clock, to play chess, or to put together jig-saw puzzles.

Mrs Palin was greeted like the reincarnation of Ronald Reagan by the delegates, furious at her mauling at the hands of the "liberal media" .

Putting the charitable dollars in the hands of consumers has, no doubt, been the standout cause strategy of the last two years.

If you don't pay the debt, we shall have to put the matter in the hands of our solicitors.

Yet over the course of the next century, Chinese rule would be slowly eviscerated at the hands of outsiders.

moreover, they afterwards caused him to suffer death at the hands of women, as the punishment of his cowardliness.

The hands of a lady has been a favorite decoration for Valentine's Day for many years and is suppose to depict "femininity" .

if the corporation is in the hands of a receiver, trustee, or other court-appointed fiduciary, by the fiduciary.

You may not know it, this may have the center plays into the hands of a monster.

In other words, the gallium into the hands of a persons body temperature will be able to make it melt.

The hands of the clock pointed to half past eight. It was time we put our children to bed.

Upon arriving back in Rio, Ronaldo placed his rehabilitation programme in the hands of his boyhood idols Flamengo and their medical staff.

I was overjoyed to hear them speak in my own anguage, and told them of my shipwreck, and how I fell into the hands of the negroes.

It would be a fearful thing to fall into the hands of these hard, uncouth men without legal papers.

Clark proposed that OpenStack should be entrusted to a foundation rather than being in the hands of any company.

And he did valiantly and struck the Amalekites and delivered Israel out of the hands of those who plundered them.

It would not be a surprise if some of the Luzhkovs' assets find their way into the hands of Kremlin associates.

The swim in the hands of Our goal is to connect the heart of the four in a row the same color.

The camp flag falls, the soldiers lined up to stand, The bustling in the hands of all we have to stop for fellow silence . . .

Assurbanipal purified the city and celebrated a "service of reconciliation" , but did not venture to "take the hands" of Bel.

It was to discourage concentration of property in the hands of a few great landowners.

Unless I receive a satisfactory response from you within a month, I shall put this matter in the hands of my solicitor.

When a railway heist goes wrong, an enormous bag of money falls from the sky into the hands of Damian and Anthony.

Obama also pledged to lead an international effort to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists and rogue states, to move the U.

Permeated with such a rich literary story exquisite frescos , which actually comes from the hands of a painter do?

Let these sayings sink down into your ears: for the Son of man shall be delivered into the hands of men.

It is reduced on a large scale, extremely probably come from the hands of this company that this time appearing at large trade.

At least one Chinese vessel is believed still to be in the hands of the attackers.

If you neglect both of these health care documents, your life might be in the hands of someone you don't trust.

Here again can be a problem with food supply, as so much of the world food supply comes from the hands of unconscious farming practices.

The port of Sirte, close to the colonel's home town, was said to be in the hands of his foes.

But this much is clear, the Gadhafi regime is coming to an end and the future of Libya is in the hands of its people, " he said. "

But the red pen in the hands of your local Grammar Grundy has conditioned such a terror of being wrong that people fear variation itself.

Much of the country's $400 billion in oil revenues earned during its time in office has ended up in the hands of a small elite.

Followed by the Frenchman. Only his hands gripping a child, a beautiful woman holding the hands of children, the belly.

Gradually, political authority was gathered into the hands of the king, and slowly the national states of modern Europe began to appear.

If she tried to get on the stage she would fall into the hands of some cheap manager and become like the rest of them.

Although the vote was extended, power was still in the hands of the landed gentry and men of property. For many this did not go far enough.

This statement tells us: sponge, the water can be squeezed out , the peak of the total energy out of time, time is in the hands of people.

The hands of the beggar were so dirty as if he had just muddled with cinders.

Several children crowd around the open space in a more spacious play Rock Paper Scissors, chips are firmly in the hands of the paper.

"Television is still in the hands of men, " says Parati at Dartmouth College.

He warned against the possibility of North Korean produced fissile material winding up in the hands of terrorists.

"If and when he serves out his term in November, real power will be in the hands of Mr Suleiman. "

I think of his courage in going up to shake the hands of complete strangers, risking laughter from scornful faces.

A few retired politicians were dragged out to reminisce about slights suffered at the hands of the perfidious Frogs.

If Libya's second-largest city fell back in the hands of Qaddafi loyalists, the resolve of Libya's rebellion would probably fall with it.

My life still can be improved in many ways, but I will persevere and place my life in the hands of my creator, Jesus Christ.

Our poor Emmy, who had never hated, never sneered all her life, was powerless in the hands of her remorseless little enemy.

It revealed beyond cavel the vast and growing concentration of control of money and credit in the hands of a few men.

The decision of whether or not a patient can drive safely can now be taken out of the hands of the medical practitioner.

The result of this wave of money being placed in the hands of state companies has been waste on a scale still difficult to calculate.

What you thought of me, While I clean this slate, With the hands, Of uncertainty.

You can try to stop the hands of time, but you know it just can't be!

Ten minutes later I am rolling on the floor, snarling and biting, trying to wrestle it from the hands of an Apple press representative.

I once tried a behind-the-back pass that(surprise! )ended up in the hands of a person on the sidelines.

Let us remember the children, those who perished, who suffered at the hands of terrorists.

Virtue - Let The redeemedChorus: Let the redeemed of the LORD say so, I've been redeemed from the hands of the enemy.

The best marketing puts the work of spreading the word into the hands of the audience.

The Treasury left no doubt that the resolution of the debt issue was squarely in the hands of Congress.

The LORD had allowed those nations to remain; he did not drive them out at once by giving them into the hands of Joshua.

Technological progress is like an axe is the hands of a pathological criminal.

Under the shelter of the bay there was no risk to a boat in the hands of experienced sailors.

But the bulk of that wealth is in the hands of a few.

With the ups and downs of the police in the hands of a sledgehammer, a gaming machines have been turned into debris.

"It's an offense, and whoever's done it will be in the hands of the police, " he said.

I called the devil, I am in charge of the dark, I will pick up the hands of the sword, piercing the heart of the evil!

" Alarm clock " just a simple sign and suggested that the real flexible, practical, in the hands of everyone's mind.

In those cultures the future is considered to be in the hands of "fate, " "God, " or at least the few powerful people or families.

In February 2003, has been desperate party want him to own up to the hands of a giant panda specimen about 1 m sold.

In the hands of this on the basis of expertise, did not forget to expand their knowledge of extra-curricular knowledge in broad range.

This summer, still very calm. He continued to do his nest, I continue to look at the hands of the "Three Kingdoms" , had my day.

He once said that science in his generation had become like a razor blade in the hands of a three year-old.

That's because all that information becomes incredibly valuable in the hands of clever entrepreneurs.

'HTML5 is going to put power back in the hands of creative people, ' he says.

You will be able to do great things, but only if you put yourself in the hands of God to be a service to others.

The growing concentration of wealth in the hands of a few people raised lots of social and political issues. ? Concentrate concentration ?

Rick was prepared to believe that Kami was in the hands of the biped Inorganic grotesques of the Invid.

What is essential is not to accomplish a great deal according to our own lights, but to be in the hands of the Immaculate Virgin.

At least two million people lost family members, homes and all their assets at the hands of government forces and their militias.

By his intransigence Mr Netanyahu has played into the hands of those who would destroy Israel.

So, I mean, I guess the first question off the bat, what was the government thinking, putting weapons into the hands of cartel members?

Another is "deferred pay" , whereby a top executive leaves some part of his salary in the hands of the firm, as a loan of sorts.

Introduction: Inconvenient to the hands of a good friend products ah, in the air in a wheelchair, if thats good enough.

But, he says, the biggest stumbling block is currency policy and that's not always in the hands of central banks.

Microsoft is always in the hands of holders of its annual expenditure of about equal to the cash as and when necessary.

California places the cost of recycling in the hands of consumers - known as the "advance recovery fee. "

That also happened this time. The difference was the difficulty of getting them into the hands of desperate Haitians.

It is an improbable scandal that features Rupert Murdoch's humbling at the hands of Parliament as one of its dullest chapters.

"Politically I think the power is now in the hands of the ANC, " he said.

The most beautiful objects designed by the hands of that undoubtedly intelligent creator, man, are those usually designated as art.

Therefore have I delivered her into the hands of her lovers, into the hands of the sons of the Assyrians, upon whose lust she doted.

He told his wife that he would treasure the hands of the well-being, he will always love her.

We are not going to leave Afghanistan to fall back into the hands of terrorists and the extremists who host them.

But why did not your Side recover you from the Hands of your Enemies then?

The truth is always in the hands of a small minority of people. That's the rule.

Saw a child holding his hands, the hands of a beautiful woman holding a child, also with the third stomach of a child.

The old woman suffered from bad treatment at the hands of her sons. None of them were willing to take care of her.

So did Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic standard-bearer, who worried that "all of our activities are in the hands of a few men. "

Only a few decades ago, well over half the land mass of the world was in the hands of Marxist regimes.

True, Ms. Pelosi's remark was a happy reminder that environmental policy is no longer in the hands of crazy people.

S. justice system. But many people worry that in terrorism cases, it ties the hands of interrogators trying to get vital information.

" Xiaoqing touched the hands of a small corner of the money, and think: " This money could only fifty cents, how to do it ?

Amiri said he suffered extreme mental and physical torture at the hands of U. S. interrogators.

Each had four faces and four wings, and under their wings was what looked like the hands of a man.

At the moment the European Commission is still in the hands of economic liberals.

She has the more need of charity, I'll take her off the hands of the parish, and I'll beg together with her.

A post-Gonzales DOJ would be in the hands of a nonpartisan, tough prosecutor, not a political hand.

Le Ros did not stand back. He stood clasping in both hands the hands of the young American.

eg. The town is still in the hands of the enemy.

and all Israel shall hear that thou art abhorred of thy father: then shall the hands of all that are with thee be strong.

The company first looks to get "the simplest thing that could possibly work out into the hands of our customers. "

In such a limited development scope, hardware designs often suffer at the hands of commercial interests, and result in unstable systems.

And I will bring you out of the midst thereof, and deliver you into the hands of strangers, and will execute judgments among you.

They destroyed the papers lest they should fall into the hands of the enemy.

China is worried that such a deal would place excessive pricing power in the hands of a single company.

"Yet, those debts are as unsustainable in the hands of the public sector as they were in the private. "

"My life is in the hands of God. Why should I be afraid? " she said.

Once a big piece of work of his was damaged in portage, it was given to the hands of a mounting master from the Palace Museum.

It brings cost information out of the accounting department and into the hands of people that make decisions for an organization.

"Where's that plaster figure that used to stand on the mantelpiece? " "It met its end at the hands of our cleaning woman. "

But if responsibility remains in the hands of politicians, all too often they let the public finances run out of control.

You of the light who accept our presence will have to hold the hands of those who are unknowing and lead them into understanding.

Don't let the freedom we got with so much effort fall into the hands of the foreign invaders and the inland feudalists.

The humanitarian and political benefits would be huge, and it would not tie the hands of the US military.

In this reading, Obama lacks the courage of his activist impulses, and his hesitations will play right into the hands of his enemies.

Take oil pricing, a complex statist rigmarole that had been moving from the hands of government to those of a regulator.

Interestingly, in the hands of good teachers, these methods can be powerful motivators for children, resulting in better performance.

because control of these resources in the hands of travel agents, travel agents you can be scheduled for these services much cheaper!

It took millions of years of evolution to produce the hands of a skilled flint-knapper like Sandgathe.

But the basic argument was that anything that leaves more money in the hands of corporations will mean more jobs.

The broad principles of that bill will be in the hands of the Democratic and Republican leaders tomorrow.

If this were a movie, it would show the hands of a clock spinning around, maybe whole calendar days flipping by.

With this signature the German people and the German Armed Forces are, for better or worse, delivered into the hands of the victors. . .

I could not believe that they were the hands of a lady in the early thirties.

When returning from a trip, shake the hands of every chaperone and thank them.

It was given out that the strikers had decided to return to work, and place their dispute in the hands of their union.

The battle in the Helm's Deep is over, the battle of man's world begins. Now all our fate is in the hands of two little hobbits. . . . . .

Every bottle we produce is touched by the hands of every employee.

The final score in that encounter was a thrashing for the United States, England, and Japan at the hands of Russia and Qatar.

Some days later, she was surprised to find that girls always fiddling with the hands of a small crane, if passed, never stop.

In theory, at least, the hands of your clock can tick in both directions.

The King sent it to Amsterdam to be cut. It was put into the hands of an expert lapidary .

Do not neglect the gift which is in you, which was given to you by means of prophecy with the laying on of the hands of the presbytery.

As the two teams gathered in the centre circle for the penalty shoot-out, Mourinho made a point of shaking the hands of the match officials.

The idols of the nations are silver and gold, made by the hands of men.

A weapon like this needs to be in the hands of someone responsible.

The First Amendment may suffer a bit in the hands of a generation raised on speech codes and political correctness.

it is a bad sign ; a quiet conscience does not occasion such paleness in the cheeks , and such fever in the hands of a man .

Sun is responsible for on-site teacher asked me to transfer prizes, is to the leadership of the hands of prizes handed.

Customers embrace its iconic device, and then, like the hapless Trojans, find they have fallen into the hands of the gift-givers.

Was that our work would fall into the hands of the energy companies.

No surprise that it ended up in the hands of its real owners, the People's Liberation Army.

If she does not share of purity, we are now in the hands of "Jane Eyre" is no longer impressive classic tears.

"Whenever there is a new iPad announcement, there is a crazy rush to get product into the hands of distributors, " he said.

Now the company is in the hands of a true corporate radical.

Which of these three do you think was a neighbor to the man who fell into the hands of robbers?

In the hands of each subsequent pair of servitors was held a tall, lighted candle.

To think that this precious book has fallen into the hands of those scoundrels!

As time goes by, fail to grasp the hands of the matter, in addition to sand, water, time and whatever. Which isn't their own?

Then the LORD raised up judges, who saved them out of the hands of these raiders.

Behind this repetitious and unpromising pattern lay a history of disappointment at the hands of the key men in her life.

We must caution that the management of this company do not fall into the hands of the unworthy.

Even so, some wonder if such matters ought to be in the hands of unelected judges at all.

Once again, bin Laden had vanished, but this time at the hands of the United States and in a way that ensures he is gone forever.

the bouquet , beautifully arranged with white flowers , rotated once in the air and landed in the hands of a girl beyond them.

If you had to put your life in the hands of one guy, in one game, would you pick anyone but Jordan as your proxy?

The wind stopped outside the window, watching the hands of a crystal ball, he and thieves fight scenes also appear in the eyes.

It was worked entirely with the knees, so that I could still hold the hands of the people on either side of me.