Children fly hand-made kites, symbolizing the resurrection and hope.
Irina Lazareanu, who was a big model not long ago, known on the catwalk for her wildly flying hands, was standing at the oyster bar, wearing a jacket as sparkly as the Eiffel Tower, helping herself to the mollusks.
He is always about boundless energy, quick sentences and flying hands and, even before he had eaten scrambled eggs on Friday, Leiter admitted that he does not envision himself retiring after this season.
Froggy can swim [moves hand down] Froggy can fly [moves hand up] Froggy can walk [moves hand along].
This particular Apple was not just picked, it was picked twice, a white blur as it flew from hand to hand to hand on the same afternoon.
Max ran faster, almost flying, his hands grabbing at the air.
My feet went flying, my hands grasping for the handrails in frantic reflex and instantly, shockingly, Gillian's soft weight left my hold.
(On-the-fly hand-held camera work catches the panicked crowd dispersing as if lives really were at stake).
The LSE flyer, handed out at the freshers' fair a week ago, described women as "mingers", "trollops" and "slags", said the club would not tolerate "outright homosexual debauchery" and encouraged would-be members to do their best to "pull a sloppy bird".
