"Every little pebble was distinct, every speckled trout, every hand's-breadth of sand," Mark Twain wrote of his unimpeded glimpse into Lake Tahoe's depths in "Roughing It".
Alexander Woollcott, writing in The New York Times, thought that "John and Lionel Barrymore hold spellbound each breathless audience", and he commented that Barrymore "contributes to that appeal by every step, every hand, every posture of a body grown unexpectedly eloquent in recent years".
He remonstrated: "It is a power that places the liberty of every man in the hand of every petty officer".
Love is a fruit in season at all times and within reach of every hand.
He touched the hand of every one of those kids".
"I've shaken the hand of every losing candidate in the last 20 years," Mr. Bain said.
He ran through the crowd between the tees and slapped the hand of every fan he could reach.
Shakes the hand of every New Yorker and — short of substance, long on fast punch lines — wins them over with charm.
Jimmy Carter, who is ninety-two, and his wife, Rosalynn, had arrived the day before, on a commercial flight, on which he shook the hand of every passenger.
She has bitten the hand of every person who extended theirs to her in help.
