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What (who) is (from) hand to mouth - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Hand to mouth; Hand to Mouth (disambiguation)
(from) hand to mouth
from hand to mouth
1919 FILM
Precariously, as want requires, by a bare subsistence, as chance provides, at haphazard, without any margin, by spending the wages of to-day for to-day's necessities.
Hand, foot, and mouth disease
HUMAN DISEASE
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Hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) is a common infection caused by a group of enteroviruses. It typically begins with a fever and feeling generally unwell.
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Hand to Mouth
Hand to Mouth may refer to:
- Hand to Mouth (album), 1986 album by General Public
- "Hand to Mouth" (song), 1987 song by George Michael
- Hand to Mouth, 1987 album by Mickey Raphael
- "Hand to Mouth" (Grotus song), 1995 song by the Experimental band Grotus
- Hand to Mouth: Living in Bootstrap America, a 2014 book by Linda Tirado
- Paul Auster's 1997 autobiography Hand to Mouth
- From Hand to Mouth, a 1919 film starring Harold Lloyd
Examples of use of (from) hand to mouth
1. There are, today, a sliver under two million homeless Darfurians still living (from) hand to mouth in camps.
2. I am taken by a handful of Afghan women whom I have encountered, who live (from) hand to mouth but even then have a strong sense of hope.
3. Clean water and electricity are virtually non–existent in much of the south, which has had no investments or business in decades to generate jobs for its people, most of whom live (from) hand to mouth.
4. "Clean water and electricity are virtually nonexistent in much of the south, which has had no investments or business in decades to generate jobs for its people, the majority of whom live (from) hand to mouth," he added.
5. Or is the making of a dream like the telling of a story by a storyteller who works (from) hand to mouth – from event to event, almost from word to word, as the story goes on?