Sentence examples for Give some hand from inspiring English sources

Give some hand movements as if you trying to explain something.

He said he was there to shake some hands, give some hugs and tell them how proud the country was.

"They will squeeze each other's hands, or give some kind of sign".

"There are more than enough billions on hand to give some back to Virginia's families and still improve the University's rankings," Dragas said.

To give some of those people a hand, he and other merchants are donating food that will be the makings of free dinners for 230 people Wednesday night at two restaurants in the neighborhood, Essex and Thor.

CHAVI will intensively examine immune responses and the genetic factors that give some people an upper hand against the AIDS virus.

This compares with one in seven in Britain, one in eight in Germany and one in nine in the U.S. The French pols have also developed a clever system by which they grab a big piece of a worker's pay with one hand and with the other hand give some of it back in the form of cash reimbursements for medical expenses, family allowances and the like.

The idea of Big Pharma and Big Tobacco working hand in hand might give some pause.

Schilling gave some of his teammates hand-written letters of appreciation, just in case this was their last fling together.

It also gives some more mileage to the hand-picked list of 250+ influencers that LinkedIn introduced in October 2012, with their posts also getting rolled into the channels mix.

"We were given some clay and using our hands we could just make it into a shape.