Examples of using Whose hands in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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In whose hands the future?
It all depends on whose hands it's in….
Whose hands had done this?
Like a clock whose hands are sweeping.
Whose hands are more clean?
The person whose hands are like mine.
Whose hands are still clean?
The question is, in whose hands is the power?
In Whose Hands the Land's Fate?
Property of the person into whose hands it falls!
Whose hands is your life in?
Somebody has to recall why they died and at whose hands.
And whose hands is it going to fall into?
In the flickering, candlelit shadows of the Roman cafe,it was impossible to tell whose hands were caress-.
In Whose Hands the Land's Fate?
Years of great women” should never include a traitor whose hands are covered with the blood of so many patriots.
Whose hands did this to Him?
With her wide eyes and dark hair,her quiet confidence contrasts that of the vulnerable man whose hands are tied.
And into whose hands did they fall?
But Hamas, Gazas Islamist militant rulers since 2007, condemned him as a tyrant andsaid his death marked the" disappearance of a criminal whose hands were covered with Palestinian blood".
Whose hands are joined in a dance.
Lest we forget…”100 years of greatwomen” should never include a traitor whose hands are covered with the blood of so many patriots.
The goal is to guess whose hands(between the player and the banker) has a total of nine.
Lest we forget,,,'100 Years of Great Women'should never include a traitor whose hands are covered with the blood of so many patriots.
People whose hands are frequently exposed to water, such as hairdressers, bartenders, and healthcare workers, often experience irritant contact dermatitis.
There will be no reconciliation with those whose hands have been stained with blood and who turned weapons against the state and its institutions," interim Prime Minister Hazem Beblawi told reporters.
The man whose hands are seen in the photo wasn't actually a patient, but the father of a girl the doctor, who works in a US hospital, was treating for abdominal pain.
But if those whose hands were also stained with blood held the reins of power, Jiang could still hope to see Falun Gong destroyed, and he could enjoy impunity for his crimes.