Sentence examples for crossing hands from inspiring English sources

It starts with an aria whose descending bass line becomes the harmonic source for the variations, 30 variations total, in sets of three: a variation for crossing hands (originally to be played on a harpsichord with two keyboards); a free variation, meaning a siciliana, a fugue, a French overture or an accompanied solo; and a canon.

Wet Kisses Waking Up Before Dawn Silence Patience (more of it from me) Finger crossing Hand-holding Believing in Magic.

Then they cross hands and dance away, breaking free of the skating party.

I passed a decapitated angel with calmly crossed hands; a gravestone with a carved skull atop it".

It's striking how relaxed Kennedy looks being introduced, his legs crossed, hands folded in his lap.

2.20pm GMT 76 min: Poor old Arsene Wenger, who is sitting on the bench, arms crossed, hands tightly tucked under his armpits.

While the majority of bodegas operated by the rules, some of them made their money on the things that crossed hands under counters or in back rooms.

The ruling image was that of a man and woman, wrists crossed, hands joined and pulling away from each other with centrifugal force.

The majority of multisensory crossed hands effects, however, have been demonstrated with explicit or implicit spatial discrimination tasks, raising the question of whether non-spatial discrimination tasks also show spatial effects when the hands are crossed.

Sometimes her whole body was the bird, her arms riding currents of air; sometimes the bird was only her crossed hands, and she was watching it.

An extra-tall army general seems intent on nailing us with his glance, though what we focus on are the manicured fingernails on his demurely crossed hands.