Sentence examples for dear hands from inspiring English sources
"Her dear chest, and my dear hands, meeting there," he writes.
In his dear hands he held a sweet-toned lyre". "He knew many things but knew all badly..
"He owned a priceless ring, bestowed by a dear hand". In that ring dwells the power to make its wearer gracious to God and man.
"The leader of the opposition is catching the disease of the shadow chancellor, of not being able to keep his mouth shut for more than a few seconds!" Miliband and Balls were delighted, and made their "calm down, dear" hand gestures at him.
But it must choose between jobs and houses: local labour is now too dear for hand-built mass-market homes.
The dear depositors hand stacks of personal correspondence, written on Bank's stationery to attendants, with simple directions "Post these".
This isn't your Dear White People hand holding affair of overexplained black frustration.
The French, however, have proven with the 1982 Decentralization Act and 2003 constitutional amendments that the unitary state model – which the Turks hold dear – can go hand-in-hand with decentralization.
One copy faxed to our nearest and dearest, another hand-delivered to friends who would water our houseplants; a copy in Bob's carry-on; the copy in my carry-on stapled to a sheaf of hotel confirmation letters and directions.
Dear Several Sharpied Hands, Impacts.
