put one's hand to

Idioms  

1. see turn one's hand to.

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Example Sentences

A few who felt compunction of conscience on realizing how disgraceful in the eyes of the community it seemed to put one's hand to the plow and then turn back, had their backsliding healed and returned to the fold.

From Project Gutenberg

It dries and gets stale, of course, in time: but one can’t have every thing; and seems to me there’s as little risk in bread, and as little dirt or worry, as there is in any thing one can put one’s hand to do.

From Project Gutenberg

Perhaps I shall find your hint useful in the future," says Molly, with a slight shrug of her shoulders: "when one is poor it is always well to know there is something one can put one's hand to when things come to the worst; but at present I feel sufficiently at home where I am.

From Project Gutenberg

She is willing to endure, and she well knows that in that country one must put one's hand to everything.

From Project Gutenberg