Sentence examples for a hand from a from inspiring English sources

Middlesex County prosecutors say he took a hand from a cadaver and gave it to an exotic dancer.

There is no terror in battle to equal physical contact -- shouting, hot breath, the grip of a hand from a man close enough to smell".

That the eerily cold, partly metal body part weighed what seemed 10 or 15 pounds only heightened its otherworldliness: this was a hand from a distant land.

The hope is that exports will get a hand from a new trade agreement with the United States signed earlier this year.

A doctor pleaded guilty yesterday in State Superior Court to stealing a hand from a cadaver at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey while he was a student there in 2002, prosecutors said.

A young doctor who admitted severing a hand from a cadaver as a medical student and giving it to a stripper he had befriended was given a suspended sentence yesterday in State Superior Court.

Critics say it is like to trying to build a hand from an amputated wrist – and more research needs to be done before the technique becomes widespread.

Lately the tiny island-state's ambition of joining the ranks of Boston and the Bay Area as a biotech hub has been getting a hand from an unexpected quarter: the White House.

Ms. Frumkin organized "Do Something Reel" with a hand from CrowdStarter, a consulting firm that helps films find audiences off the beaten track.

Maliki ended his speech with what for him was a flourish of emotion, lifting a hand from the lectern.

At the same time, as if waving a hand from behind a parapet to signal their presence, several hundred people who oppose the Red Shirts held their own rally, a reminder of the huge "Yellow Shirt" protests in 2008.