"I think I was born to play basketball says Shelby of her God-given talent, the ball almost a blur in her hands.
At best, her writing has a quiet, almost febrile intensity: "Daily life, in her hands, becomes elegy," Ms. Wilson writes.
After hiding for half an hour among dead bodies and almost taking a bullet in her hand, she managed to flee the venue along with a friend.
Blanche's eyes flutter, and the valise shifts in her hand, almost too heavy for her taut, bony frame to carry.
Titania protested, and threatened to get the nurse, and even held the call button in her hand, almost pressing it while the boy shoved steak into his mouth and Oberon laughed.
Perhaps Ms. Cain is being tongue-in-cheek when she has Susan imagine how great, as in Pulitzer Prize (she can "almost feel the weight of it in her hand"), this story will be.
She also claims to have almost no mobility in her left hand, and a limited range of motion and soreness in an elbow dislocated in the incident.
Holography and Theremins almost go hand in hand, in that they almost work the same way.
"It's almost in your hand, and you say, 'No, she's not there.' I miss telling her what's going on".
"What is going on in this country?" she spread her hands out almost in supplication.
Gerrard won his first cap the following May against Ukraine - and since then their international careers have almost gone hand in hand.
