Sentence examples for bent hand from inspiring English sources

One of her arms is bent, hand slightly forward and upraised, at the elbow.

The Semitic form may derive from an earlier sign representing a bent hand.

We see an elegantly robed man, head reverentially bent, hands joined in prayer.

Then came the hard part: backs and knees bent, hands on smooth wooden banisters, they stepped backward 200 feet down a steeply inclined passageway no more than four feet high and wide, stopping frequently to catch their breath.

Bolofo photographed close portraits of the workers with their heads bent, hands sewing and feet pressing pedals.

I'm startled when the front doors of the prison swing open and three white teenagers step out, walking with heads bent, hands buried in jean pockets.

That means you'll land aiming to bring your feet close together, legs slightly bent, hands down in front of you and arms straight.

"Oftentimes when the West did not do well," Mr. Fu said, "is when it became overly confident about turning what should be a facilitating hand into a bending hand".

"O.K., look at this down here," Clare says, almost whispering, bending, hands on knees, to designate by his notice where he means me to look.

Supply pipe can be bent by hand, but this usually creates kinks in the tube.

Ribbed chrome pipe is made so it can be bent by hand without special tools.