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How To Use hands-on In A Sentence

• This training is best when it provides hands-on practice of the use of fire extinguishers.
• Many employers consider hands-on experience to be as useful as academic qualifications.
• Ninety-nine per cent of primary pupils now have hands-on experience of computers.
• But what the dickens is the story behind the hands-on-chest cake? Otherwise Engaged
• At their best, they bring a healthy dose of hands-on practicality to their efforts.
• At the end of the article I'll offer a few tips and a hands-on example to help you integrate your current applications with the new API.
• Senior or middle-ranking safety officers or managers in the rail company are accused of having "little or no hands-on operating railway experience or expertise".
• The idea behind the programme is to give students hands-on experience of composting and the use of wormeries.
• The programme is designed to deliver hands-on assistance to companies and is tailored to meet their particular needs.
• Many employers consider hands-on experience to be as useful as academic qualifications.