Sentence examples for calls for hand from inspiring English sources
On its latest album, "Up, On & Over," the Hartford, Connecticut, sextet turns out rootsy folk rock that calls for hand clapping, foot stomping, and hearty singing along.
Suggestions included calls for hand washing, coughing and sneezing into your sleeve, staying home when you're sick, staying several feet away from sick people, and drinking lots of fluids.
After a set full of block-party showmanship – calls for hands in the air, getting the audience to battle to see which side can holler loudest – Mensa has them in his complete control.
Meanwhile, most deadlines have passed for the Bush campaign to call for hand counts where local officials would interpret the voting Bush's way.
Some surgeons with other specialisms make quite a bit of money through private practice, but there isn't much call for hand surgeons for private work.
Instead of countering Gore's move by calling for hand counts in Republican counties -- which would have offset Gore's Palm Beach advantage -- lawyer Baker went to federal court for an injunction to stop the hand counting.
The guidelines call for hand-washing and banning hand-to-mouth contact close to the animals.
"I call them culinary masturbation," he said, referring to what he described as painfully earnest foodie essays or complicated recipes that invariably call for "hand-grown organic yams".
Expert and elite opinion swung behind the Baker-Hamilton report, which called for handing more of the problems off to the Iraqi military and wooing Iran and Syria.
In the chorus, she fuses the romantic and the religious, a move that has been applied to more than one pop classic: "To call for hands of above, to lean on".
