NOUN
- an experienced person who has been through many battles; someone who has given long service
How To Use old hand In A Sentence
- We should be able to trust Silva to negotiate a good deal for us - he's an old hand at the game.
- He is an old hand at meeting and greeting. Times, Sunday Times
- The master had forged - and sold handsomely - holograph letters from Aeschylus to Pythagoras and Alexander to Aristotle, among many others.
- They want lively narrative, bold handling of intrepid if not downright heroic characters, and an unflinching recognition of our past militarism.
- He draws the young woman aside, holding her ice-cold hand.
- Old hands looked for a spot on the uphill side of a tree, where the years had gathered enough soil, topped with duff, to make a reasonable couch, once a few pine cones and rocks had been removed.
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- In doing so, they've blooded players of a newer generation, yet many of the old hands were most central to last Sunday's win.
- This manuscript is written in a bold hand, with black ink, and is illuminated with rude portraits of the Evangelists.