Examples of 'japanese hands' in a sentence
Meaning of "japanese hands"
Japanese hands: Refers to a technique or approach used in a specific craft or activity that involves intricate and precise hand movements typically associated with Japanese traditional arts like origami or calligraphy
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While in Japanese hands the town grew substantially.
The rest of the island was still in Japanese hands.
Hlegu was also in Japanese hands as the British approached.
They were then soon in Japanese hands.
The main oilfields in Burma were destroyed to prevent them from falling into Japanese hands.
The capital of Koror remained in Japanese hands to the end of the war.
This eventually moved the entire European fleet into Japanese hands.
Prisoner in Japanese hands.
Tibbets was given suicide pills, in case they fell into Japanese hands.
Prisoners of war in Japanese hands.
By 7 March, defeat was inevitable, with Tjilatjap already in Japanese hands.
Prisoner of War in Japanese hands.
Within two months, the Philippines, too, would be in Japanese hands.
At the buna coast, still in japanese hands.
In June 1943 the management of water, gas and electricity was transferred into private Japanese hands.
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By then Sarawak is already in Japanese hands.
By nightfall of 16 January, Muar Town and the harbour had fallen into Japanese hands.
By the afternoon, Kuching town was in Japanese hands.
By then it was too late ; the area was in Japanese hands.
This attack failed, leaving the town in Japanese hands.
The Seal is here, not in the Japanese hands.
Miss Ii yuxi is here, not in the Japanese hands.
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