be out of (one's) hands



be out of (one's) hands

To be no longer within one's control. I submitted my application, so it's really out of my hands now. Now that the jury is deliberating, the case is out of our hands.
See also: hand, of, out

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ezer-Biblical, Biblical Hebrew
Langston['læŋstən]
Taegan-English (Rare)
Tahlia-English (Australian)
Euripidesyoo-RIP-i-deez (English)Ancient Greek
AnŽE-Slovene