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in hand
Under one's control or authority, as in The police had the situation well in hand . [Early 1600s]
Accessible at the present time, as in The company has very little cash in hand . [Late 1300s]
In process, being settled, as in He was willing to give full attention to the matter in hand . [Late 1300s] Also see in one's hands .
Example Sentences
But her standout moments against Italy came with ball in hand, with three line-breaks and a try in the corner on her seventh cap showing a well-rounded game suited for international rugby.
I see the two as going hand in hand — they’re both part of my research practice.
"To be clear, the military are not needed on the streets of Birmingham, the council have it in hand," McMahon said.
To hear Francis tell it, fighting poverty and confronting the climate crisis go hand in hand.
The Tangerines also have a game in hand, though it is against the champions.
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