Sentence examples for first laid hands on from inspiring English sources

That's where I first laid hands on a personal computer, and it was an Apple office, so, long before Final Cut Pro, I have associated the world of Steve Jobs with the world of movies.

The very moment I first laid hands on the "complete and unabridged" translation of Simone de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex," newly rendered in English by Constance Borde and Sheila Malovany-Chevallier, I was struck by its heft, and by the long-awaited achievement it represented.

When I first laid hands on the phone, it turned out to be a lot nicer than I'd originally anticipated.

We weren't huge fans of the 5800 XpressMusic when we first laid hands on it, and that probably won't change when they slap North American-friendly radio in it.

Actually, the first time he laid hands on a football as a Redskin it was to make a 30-yard runback of the opening kickoff in his first game, against the Giants in Griffith Stadium.

13 Darren Clarke: 2011 Open Championship, 42 years, 337 days At the 20th time of asking – a record number of appearances for a player winning their first Open– Clarke finally laid hands on the Claret Jug at the age of 42 years and 337 days, making him the oldest European Tour member to win a major championship.

Rihanna may be telling the truth when saying it was the first and only time Chris Brown ever laid hands on her, but judging by the charity Refuge's figures saying that, on average, a woman is assaulted 35 times before her first call to the police, that would not be the normal experience.

Father Bourgeois gave the homily and laid hands on her.

Sometimes, said list moderator Michael O'Leary, the discussion revolves around such questions as: "What make and model slide rules were used in the space program by the astronauts?" Plasma physicist Barrie Ripin of Bethesda, Md., still remembers laying hands on his first slide rule in the summer of 1960 before heading off to college.

This is not the first time Trump has been prayed for with people laying hands on him.

Jesus' first healing action of spitting on the man's eyes and laying hands on them is only partially successful; the man now sees something, but what he sees is people who look like walking trees (8.24).