Fortune and misfortune are all in the hands of individuals.
The beautiful blueprint lies in the hands of lazy hands, but it is just a scrap of paper.
Nearly every regulatory tool outlined in the speech is already in the hands of the FSA.
In the occupied areas everything is in the hands of Japanese imperialism.
Historically, control of women has been concentrated in the hands of the rural possessing classes.
As matters now stand, the shreds are in the hands of the Milberg Weiss law firm.
In particular, their command signals are folding fans in the hands of platoon leaders.
Rose is in the hands of, it does not matter, he was sent to the Rose.
There is a famous proverb: 80% of the wealth of the world is in the hands of 20% of people.
Although Lu Xun is the Dean, the real power of the school is in the hands of the academic committee.
Jara sang, his song a weapon in the hands of love.
But the fact is that final power really does lie in the hands of the people of the United States.
The sites of the latest attacks were symbolic. Haifa Street was in the hands of insurgents three years ago.
The number of shares which have been issued and are in the hands of stockholders are called the outstanding shares.
The lights of the searchlights in the hands of the people were in a state of chaos, and the area of the underground stone chambers was quickly examined.
His rationale for new troops ended up in the hands of Bob Woodward of the Washington Post.
As the building is temporarily in the hands of the Anglican heresy, I cannot answer for that.
This technology should have been in the hands of Darwin and Mendel and much smarter people than any of us.
For today's people, perhaps this package is too heavy, as heavy as the barbell in the hands of athletes.
Reading benefits a lot. Now let we cupped in the hands of the books, roaming in the sea of books, let the book tell us more knowledge.
Yes, Russia's Olympic basketball fate is in the hands of an African-American point guard from Pittsburgh.
Imagine this in the hands of McGyver!
The airport is in the hands of French paratroops.
The world is not in the hands of those who scoff at the hands, but in the hands of the able to withstand the ridicule and criticism can keep straight on hands.
'the future of this base is in the hands of the Kyrgyzstan government,' Mr. Medvedev said.
The harassment potential of this technology in the hands of vigilante stalking gangs is obvious.
However, leaving the battle entirely in the hands of Banks may not be the solution.
It was to discourage concentration of property in the hands of a few great landowners.
Success is divided into two halves, half in the hands of God, that is fate, the other half in their hands, that is desperately.
The management of the affairs of the world is at present in the hands of practical, levelheaded, sensible business-men.
The French had floated the idea of placing the diplomatic work in the hands of the UN.
The truth is often in the hands of a few, and a few must obey the majority, and the truth is still in the hands of the majority, and so is the accumulation of people.
Under the shelter of the bay there was no risk to a boat in the hands of experienced sailors.
Not even the noble steeds that succumbed to the Plague are allowed any rest in the hands of the Forsaken.
Much of that land has been sold and developed, rendering much of Kabul's property in the hands of unknown owners.
I'm also in it to get guns off the street — to take them out of the hands of people who would potentially do harm with them, and put them in the hands of collectors.
GJM because the world is in the hands of "small time", so my assumption that everything is not set up.
Looking at the fields in the sunset, the countryside, the fields are rich and beautiful in the hands of the country people.
but I found you proud and blood-thirsty, and I left you in the hands of God."
Dinner is in the hands of the chef.
The fate of men is in the hands of women, and the fate of goods is in the hands of customers.
The world is not in the hands of those who laugh, but in the hands of those who can withstand ridicule and criticism.
" That leaves the decision entirely in the hands of the giver.
Once largely in the hands of wealthy landowners, the park remains mostly privately owned.
In the whole process of competition, many excellent tennis players were defeated in the hands of the young new star.
I feel that beauty is in the hands of everybody, but they don't know it.
"We have placed the management of the new Branch in the hands of our partner, Mr. S."
Even if they can be well preserved, they might as well stay in the cupboard in the hands of boys.
Maybe the agency that games allow can, in the hands of the right storytellers, lead to empathy.
The United States has put its fate in the hands of two nations who bear it little good will.
Unfortunately, this weak poet has fallen into the deep abyss of coma. In the end, he died in the hands of the doctor he feared.
你忘了我們昨天説了什麼？我－要－把－你－變－公－主。
背燈和月就花*，已是十年蹤跡十年心不公平的社會才是真實的社會。
I think it’s still in the hands of the white people, and let me add, in the hands of the Afrikaners.
The prime minister was a mere tool in the hands of the country's President.
What very rare animal matter crosses the seas before finishing in the hands of apothecaries?
Power is largely concentrated in the hands of a small elite.
M1 measures the most liquid forms of money and is limited to currency actually in the hands of the public.
A government in the hands of a close corporation of lawyers is likely to be the most narrow-minded.
Under the old political system wealth and power centralized in the hands of a few noble families.
These big fellas are spectacularly beautiful when shot off at night, but dangerous in the hands of us ordinary folks.
The matter is now in the hands of my lawyer.
The soldiers endured many kinds of torture when they were in the hands of the enemy.
But I know that it is in the hands of our hands to the time approach to the performance of the memory process.
Oh, let us leave ourselves in the hands of our Heavenly Father!
He's our trusted man; the REINS of good fortune will be in the hands of one of our own.
Sometimes the torch of truth is in the hands of a few people and burns those who hold it aloft.
And the soul of the mutilated Marlboro is able to put their hands and feet in the hands of the subdued, regardless of strength, on this ability to let their own back.
The remedy lies in the hands of the government.
ST. LOUIS — The future of engineering is in the hands of kids like Alejandro Castro.
Respecting our overdue account, we have today placed the matter in the hands of our solicitors.
In terms of disciplinary control of lawyers, it appears that supervision and discipline were in the hands of the judiciary bureaucracy, rather than in the hands of the bar association.
All over the world, the flowers in the hands of every successful person are irrigated with sweat and effort.
He thought that many parents were irresponsible putting their young children in the hands of overseas education agencies.
Smiles that came from believing that, no matter what, we are in the hands of God, and God's hands are good hands.
In spite of the damaged wheel, the plane touched down safely in the hands of her skilled pilot.
Elang risk in the wind when you have ups and downs in the hands of Flanagan straw.
In addition, knowledge of the facts about AIDS and AIDS public service announcements Brochures have been sent to members of participating in the hands of the Olympic Games.
If the Texas poker metaphor of life, in the hands of fate CARDS as already doomed.
I will be in the hands of the kite line to pass the leaves hands red with cold, her hands tightly clutched, facing the sky, quiet smile, red face, eyes closed, a happy face let me heartache.
One month after Jiang Hao's birth, he was left in the hands of his grandmother and the babysitter.
Xuanyuan has no regrets. The two hands of iron and dance dance in the hands of the tiger, the wind and the wind.
Love is in the hands of the sand, the more tight grip, the faster flow, finally, will have nothing.
The fate of the nation is not so much in the hands of those in power as in the hands of their mothers.
In fact the best situations today are ones where the state is not really in the hands of the reactionaries, for example, the situation of Chavez in Venezuela.
Treasuries are now in the hands of speculators looking to sell, not investors looking to hold.
We left the project in the hands of our deputy manager.
Blizzard had been through a number of owners before ending up in the hands of Vivendi in 1998.
Those, though, have been in the hands of states.
This is a supporting flag troops, smoky battlefield never fall flag, held in the hands of this company.
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