Examples of 'english hands' in a sentence
Meaning of "english hands"
english hands: This phrase is not a common English expression, and its meaning may vary depending on the context in which it is used. It could possibly refer to hands that are typically associated with people from England or hands that are skilled or adept in some aspect related to English culture or language
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english hands
To keep it out of english hands.
It then returned to English hands in 1334, before being taken again by the Scots.
I would rather die than be in English hands.
The castle finally fell into English hands in the last week of August 1482.
The island then always remained in English hands.
Drawn by English hands.
All those beautiful aircraft built by English hands.
Calais is in english hands.
First of all they were hidden to stop them falling into English hands.
Those coasts are in English hands.
Weakened by war and famine, the country risked falling into English hands.
Alone remained in English hands.
I would give my soul to God rather than fall into English hands.
Having fallen in English hands.
Only Stirling and Bothwell castles remain in English hands.
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Québec thus fell into English hands.
But in reality, these orders are fake and intended to fall into the English hands.
A year later Comet too was back in English hands.
It frees them from the shipping lanes. If this were to fall into English hands.
Oh, I would feel safer if they was in English hands.
Domesday Book records that barely 5 % of land by value remained in English hands.
In turn, the forts at Duquesne, Niagara and Frontenac fell into English hands.
By the end of March 1697, only Bonavista and Carbonear remained in English hands.
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