Sentence examples for bash hands from inspiring English sources

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee earlier this month as former clerk Zina Bash hands him a note.

There are always outliers: Those weird straight-backed unblinking married couples who've "never had a row," who when you meet them at weddings or parties or at your mom's open-house Christmas bash, hands tangled together, faces curiously similar always freak you out in a way you can't quite put a finger on, as if they can only love each other when they are murdering crows.

In it, anonymous government sources – described in the vaguest possible way (for example, "one United States official") – are unquestioningly allowed to play their favorite press-bashing hand, featuring the national security card.

Nevertheless, the Australian would probably welcome the monster's height and weight in his pack following last weekend's line-out malfunctions and the physical bashing handed out by South Africa.

The video from another user that was embedded in Gu's tweet, focusing in on Bash's hand, approached 4 million views.

Liberal activist and author Amy Siskind, in a now-deleted tweet, wrote that Bash's hand symbol should "disqualify" Kavanaugh from the Supreme Court.

Leconte, a bafflingly inconsistent player, has been playing extremely well since he bashed his hand in anger against a notice board after a loss to Boris Becker last February in Milan.

He swung his arm just so, bashed his hand on the blunt, metal corner of a heavy plastic crate used to store instruments, and broke his thumb in two places.

When I accidentally bashed his hand with my saber he hardly blinked.

Republican operative Zina Bash rested her hand on her arm, fingers closed into a circle, as she sat behind Brett Kavanaugh during his confirmation hearing on Tuesday.

It seems a bit unfair that, having fought to be taken seriously poor old media studies gets yet another bashing at the hands of dodgy research.