Sentences with phrase «hand of a friend»

So while she picks Net stocks for fun, the bulk of Streisand's wealth — she won't reveal how much that comes to — is in the more risk - averse, professional hands of her friend and money manager, Todd Morgan, chairman of Bel Air Investment Advisors.

Nearly half a century after his death, he is still suffering at the hands of both friends and enemies.

The above, combined with the occasional use of the «we Americans» means this is a book I can never place in the hand of a friend.

He moved quickly to place certain mementos in the hands of friends with instructions concerning them.

Mix or no, a hungry mouth couldn't ask for a more wonderful gift from the hand of a friend.

This app leaves the fate of your dating life in the hands of your friends, who are the sole deciders when it comes to who you will or will not go out with.

It's about the treatment of women at the hands of friends, family and the world; do they fit into the story we've concocted, and, if not, what do we do with them?

So, you need two things: a great book that inspires readers to evangelize for it and press it into the hands of friends and family, and some amount of marketing to help get the ball rolling.

They are the bread - and - butter novels I can't wait to sell, the books people talk about all year long, the books they buy for their sisters and fathers, the book they press into the hands of friends with insistent, almost violent exhortations.

Adams left her beloved organization in the hands of a friend.

Customized Content - Simple, but powerful tools let you take amazing fantasy stories from your imagination, and put them into the hands of your friends.

With one - hit kills and a small amount of lives, it induces frustration that can't be alleviated by the humour of your death being at the hands of a friend.

Customised Content - Simple, but powerful tools let you take amazing fantasy stories from your imagination, and put them into the hands of your friends.

I am developing a series of drawings based on real - life tragedies of young diasporic South Asian women who were murdered through drowning at the hands of friends and family.

While in the closet My body shook uncontrollably I held the hands of my friends And tried to hold in my tears Because I didn't want to think about who wouldn't see their loved ones these following years

Justus Culver, 16, a Marjory Stoneman Douglas student, holds the hand of friend Rio Gonzales, 17, a Coral Springs High student, as she gets the number 17 and angel wings tattooed.