Sentence examples for a finger which from inspiring English sources

He dislocates a finger, which he whacks back into place, and has major abrasions on his hands and legs.

I'd been to hospital for an X-ray on a finger, which I'd damaged in the field.

For the most part, there's little you can do with the stylus that you can't with a finger, which is often quicker and more convenient.

Some promote the use of a finger, which is reminiscent of the finger painting you did as a child, minus the messy paint-drenched hands, of course.

Most of Nokia's touch-screen phones can't quickly transform their screen with the jab of a finger, which is among the factors that make the iPhone seem so much more slick.

It just goes to show you cannot instantly tell the seriously good leaders of men by the way they furrow their brow or point a finger, which leads us to England's shortly to be announced rugby captain, the focus of some debate.

Bradford Bulls have suffered a new injury blow after losing prop Craig Kopczak with a broken finger, which will need an operation.

To register an extra finger or four, all you have to do is find the security settings for the fingerprint scanner and run the setup routine for a new finger, which normally takes less than a minute.

Likewise, it seems perfectly possible that Julius Caesar had a sixth finger which was not constituted by any actually existing particles and satisfied (a) and (b).

Her hands were strangely bent because, Mrs Altmann knew, she had a crippled finger, which she always tried to hide.

One group had a ring finger which was much longer than the index finger, suggesting that they may be more promiscuous, while the other group had fingers which similar in length - meaning they were likely to favour long-term relationships.