Sentence examples for The handprint from inspiring English sources
noun
A mark or trace left by a hand, including more than fingerprints.
- The floor was covered with handprints, footprints, and pawprints.
The handprint paintings — of which an estimated 1,000 were made, each signed individually by Mr. Mandela — are the most valuable items in a series of artworks that Mr. Mandela started 10 years ago.
One panel of the piece features the handprint of Calatrava's daughter.
Photo: At a monument in Astana, Kazakhstan, visitors yesterday looked at the handprint of President Nursultan A. Nazarbayev.
It also found a greenhouse-gas benefit, with the handprint of the scheme more than 200 times greater than its footprint, according to the company.
In an interview at the time with the writer Gordon Burn, Harvey said: "I just thought that the handprint was one of the most dignified images that I could find.
As a result, she is not pegged particularly to any generation of writers and since her subject matter is largely historical, or rather, concerned with the handprint of history on the present day, it gives her a kind of timelessness.
A tattoo on one forearm showed the handprints of his three daughters.
Procter & Gamble sponsored the creation of a 2,008-meter-long 2,008-meter-long 2,008-meter-longnts of people supporting the banner
I wanted to get the handprints they sell at the gift shop!" He stared angrily at the back of his mother's head and began to cry harder.
The sea-facing promenade will feature the handprints and signatures of Bollywood stars embossed on brass plates on tiles along the path.
The pictures that Harrison took reveal no such semblance, but record the handprints of believers on the pane and the refractions of light from changing skies.
