Sentence examples for finger leads from inspiring English sources
Even with the most expensive lineup in the club's history, there were banners at the Bernabéu this week proclaiming: "Mou, your finger leads the way".
When Nat is laid up in the hospital after a sliced finger leads to a staph infection, Theo neglects her to vainly chase an anonymous exhibitionist he has been hired to stalk and photograph.
These results indicate that observing touch to the index finger leads to higher and spatially more specific responses in S1 compared to observing touch to the middle finger.
He noted that the act of repeatedly breaking rabbits' necks on the ground against the thumb and index finger led to UCL instability; this led to the term 'Gamekeeper's thumb'.
But that ring on my finger led to plenty of awkward conversations.
Wiping away the first drop of blood from the fruit-exposed finger led to one point falling in zone C and 11% in zone B. Washing the fruit-exposed fingers with soap and water led to 95% of glucose concentrations falling within zone A. Figure 3 shows the deviation between the glucose concentrations for different pressures.
A miniature patch-like device, used to prompt the participant to perform the task correctly, was placed upon the right index finger tip to lead the participant to believe that the movement parameters were recorded together with pointing accuracy.
Her pale fingers led his to the underside of her left breast.
IT is sunset on Estero de Jaltepeque, a glassy, tranquil estuary in El Salvador whose liquid fingers lead to winding mangrove forests filled with egrets and herons.
The bass player wears his shades on every other number, and Verlaine, frozen-faced and zombie-eyed, alternately clutches his mic stand with both hands and blazes away at off-balance methedrine speed-fingers lead guitar marathons on a gold-topped Les Paul.
Only when frozen fingers led to a rash of handling errors did caution creep in, both sides resorting to garryowens and kicks into the corners to play for territory.
