Sentence examples for extraordinary hand from inspiring English sources

The left-handed Judah is flamboyant with extraordinary hand speed and good punching power and has emerged as one of boxing's most charismatic young fighters.

Knowing what an extraordinary hand he's got, Russell plays his cards a little close to the vest.

When Viv Richards rates a batsman, it's fair to say that he may have something, and it's hard to argue with the great man when considering the extraordinary hand-eye talents of Jos Buttler.

Even a humdrum, physically unimpressive player on a major-league baseball team has something -- usually extraordinary hand-eye coordination -- that is not apparent to those who regard athletic gifts only in terms of great size, speed, endurance or power.

Speaking of kitsch, there is an extraordinary hand-colored and engraved daguerreotype of a middle-aged man named Jean-Baptiste Meurice, the king of the Incas of Valenciennes, a local philanthropic society, a 19th-century French version of a Mummer, in elaborate regalia.

In between, there is a British "Tempest," a "Twelfth Night" and a "Midsummer Night's Dream" from the United States and -- the pick of the bunch -- Italian productions of "King Lear" and "The Merchant of Venice," which are brought to life with extraordinary hand-stenciled color.

With the Rangers, Boyle plays his natural position, center, where he can utilize his extraordinary hands and sense of vision.

He was wearing a brightly colored, nearly metallic jacket, and his hands — those extraordinary hands, with their long, knotty fingers — paused over the keys as he looked first at Min Tanaka, the famous seventy-one-year-old Butoh dancer, who, dressed in a khaki suit, began to dance as Taylor played a solo that was sometimes disrupted and added to by Tony Oxley, the English drummer.

François Hollande and Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte shook hands on an extraordinary deal that means a pair of portraits by Rembrandt will be bought jointly from a member of the Rothschild family by the Netherlands and France, and shown alternately at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam and the Louvre in Paris.

Guy's needed an assistant model maker, and the extraordinary model hand Towne made to demonstrate his skill is still in the hospital collection.

Then all 31 patients in the first trial of high doses of the drug went into remission, and Vasella realized he had something extraordinary in hand.