Sentence examples for by handshake from inspiring English sources

"Everything was done by handshake," Moshe says.

The F300EXR also includes CCD sensor shift stabilization to lessen blur caused by handshake.

He could not sell his generals on the amount of testing the U.S. envisaged, and the idea of arms control by handshake seemed totally wacky to the Russians.

To Ms. Brazile and others, the only solution is to level the playing field, as far as money is concerned, and then return to building support for candidates and issues handshake by handshake, door to door, and community by community.

The administration made relatively little of NATO's offer of military help in Afghanistan, though it would have been easy to accept; in contrast, Mr Bush happily agreed to Mr Putin's demand to enshrine the nuclear-arms reductions in a verifiable treaty, casually abandoning his strong preference for a gentleman's agreement by handshake.

Promising to transcend racially polarized politics, handshake by handshake and township by township, South Africa's biggest opposition party has kicked off a national campaign to woo the black majority and to dent the overwhelming popularity and power of the governing African National Congress.

Most were rewarded by handshakes from Hillary, Bill and Chelsea.

Then it was on to a visit with firefighters, followed by handshakes at the Berghoff, a famed Loop restaurant.

His word was his bond, and his agreements with suppliers were sealed by handshakes, not written contracts.

"A lot of things are still done by handshakes, because there is a lot of trust," said Mark Wetmore, who represents runners for Global Athletics & Marketing in Boston.

In the final days of the health care debate, Mr. Byrd appeared for several crucial votes — pushed each time to the Senate floor in his plaid wheelchair and greeted by handshakes and applause from his colleagues.