Sentences with phrase «able hands»

Food and wine lovers put themselves in the chef's able hands with a five course tasting menu paired with premium wines by the sommelier.

All this, plus numerous pop - cultural allusions (Beyonce, Justin Bieber, Frozen, Basic Instinct, the Bourne films, MatthewMcConaughey and Sabrina The Teenage Witch all get namechecks), could, in less able hands, become tiresome.

A sizeable slice of local affairs was in its affluent, authoritarian, often corrupt but also quite often sincere and able hands.

Jockey Manuel Ycaza, who has acquired fascinating and rewarding habit of winning big ones, tried his able hands for first time with Sword Dancer, plucky little 3 - year - old, in $ 81,250 Travers Stakes at Saratoga.

The only people who have been 70 % and above (in my opinion) are Belerin, Monreal, and the able hands of Cech.

Williams said Howe was an able hand at what he called Albany's «magic phone call game» — where insiders can fix problems with one call to government officials.

He is considered an able hand by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his inner circle, sources said, and he has helmed the agency through a controversy about highway signage, the replacement of the Kosciuszko Bridge in New York City, development of a five - year capital plan and a decision about tearing down I - 81 in Syracuse.

This week, Mixa's Salon wanted to test my ability to surrender to their able hands to show me and my followers that sometimes a hairstyle can be suitable for work and also for going out.

Within Stone's oeuvre, Alexander ranks as his most exasperatingly off - target film, completely lacking the director's mordant, stick - in - the - eye humor (so apparent in Natural Born Killers and Salvador), his love of Rubik's Cube-esque conspiracy (à la JFK), and even his able hand with battlefield glory and its blackened flipside (as in Platoon).

While the duo proves to have an able hand at constructing reflective, chilled - out, or pleasant vibes, the record's darker and more brooding auras come up a little short.

In Benton's able hands this authentic, engagingly humane movie evolves into a casual treasure of stolen moments, where nothing much happens and yet everything happens.

The idea of a period coming - of - age drama about a teen girl's relationship with God might not sound too enticing, but in the able hands of filmmaker Maggie Betts, Novitiate deserves all the praise it received at the Sundance Film Festival and more.

When you put your Mercedes - Benz in the able hands of Mercedes - Benz - trained technicians, who regularly undergo intensive training and use Genuine Mercedes - Benz Parts designed for perfect fit and longer life, you'll receive the service you expect.

Roberts writes with the confidence of an author who knows that a love story needs no bells or whistles — at least in her able hands.

Luckily, this pup is on her way to a better life in the able hands of rescue workers and she is set to join 100 other recently liberated dogs on their journey to forever homes.

They told us able hands like Chris Avellone were involved.

The results, all produced in the past year and based on photographs the artist takes himself, are lovely enough — unmistakably of an able hand, a keen sense for color and design, and an eye for isolating images from the fray of the world — laid out in gouache and collage on paper, or in pencil and oil on canvas, sometimes with additions of wax and more collage.

All cut from black paper by the able hand of Kara Elizabeth Walker, an Emancipated Negress and leader in her Cause, 1997, cut paper on wall, approx. 144 × 1020 in, 365.76 × 2590.8 cm, installation view: Kara Walker: My Complement, My Enemy, My Oppressor, My Love, Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, 2008, © photo: Joshua White, Courtesy Kara Walker & Sikkema Jenkins & Co..