That was found in the person of the Frankish leader Pippin III, who sought some form of sanction to legitimize his seizure of the crown from the feeble hands of the last representative of the Merovingian dynasty.
Weakened by poor nutrition, plagued by migraines (which were no doubt exacerbated by her fasting) and handicapped with abnormally small, feeble hands, she naturally decided that strenuous manual labor was the only means to grasp social and spiritual truth.
After subjecting me to a good 20 minutes of infernal bowing and other assorted chinky-dinkery, he offered to pay me what I've been assured is an appropriately absurd parcel of riches to take this tiresome publication off my feeble hands for good".
Don't shake too firmly; some people have fragile or feeble hands.
Keep your distance from them and be prepared to run, or kick the knife from their feeble hands.
Rick Reed reached into his locker with his feeble left hand.
Give it, my friend!" Feeling feeble, Altman handed it over.
Rent a WeWork Wheels and your whole team can go to L.A. for an offsite weekend, while spending Friday and Monday working on Highway 5. Unless everyone has the same idea, and Highway 5 is a parking lot, not least because of the pesky human drivers who insist on using their feeble brains and hands to drive, getting in the way and slowing everyone else down by an order of magnitude.
As a captain in the 4th Alabama Infantry expressed it in a letter to his wife: "I might as well die at home as in battle, [for] we are feeble instruments in the hands of the Supreme Power [and] no man can die before the day appointed by God, or live after that hour".
He found Negredo, whose attempted lofted finish carried neither power, pace or height, only for Mignolet's feeble attempt with a raised hand to make sure it dropped into the net behind him.
