Sentence examples for extended by hand from inspiring English sources

If that doesn't work, the gear can be extended by hand with a crank.

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Keep your hands completely extended by your side and your hands face down on the mat flexed towards the bottom of the mat.

He is clearly not unclenching his fist to grasp the hand extended by Barack Obama earlier this year.

He then stared at the ground, ignoring the hand extended by Evra and walking toward the next man in line, goalkeeper David de Gea.

As is common when certain immigrant groups lay claim to certain fields — Greeks to running diners, for example, or Koreans to operating greenmarkets — many Bangladeshi construction workers benefited from a helping hand extended by a friend or relative who came before.

The trauma counselling; the hand of friendship extended by someone whom one might expect to be full only of hate – here, again, is the "understanding" that authoritarians in France find so repugnant.

Cordial agreement was reached on most issues, but the critical gulf remained in relation to the sacramental presence, and Luther refused the hand of fellowship extended by Zwingli and Bucer.

Though "hands" isn't quite the right word; this chip is extended by a foot.

After Stuart Barnes, one of the guiding spirits at Bath, had earned his side a John Player Cup final victory over Quins by dropping a goal in extra time, Halliday extended the hand of reconciliation by saying: "If anyone had to drop a goal to beat me in a cup final, I'm glad it was you, Stuart".

The departing Israeli cabinet extended a hand to Mr. Sharon by ratifying Mr. Barak's statement that the new government should not be bound by President Clinton's peace blueprint or any negotiations that used it as a base.