Sentence examples for frozen hand from inspiring English sources

Later, a group of young women talked to me, patting me on the head like a dog and squeezing my frozen hand.

In the 1988 Yukon Quest, Jeff King suffered an entirely frozen hand because of nerve damage from an earlier injury which left him unable to feel the cold.

When the brain is damaged, (through accident, stroke or geriatric deterioration), there's a corresponding breakdown in physical competence: paralysed arms; legs that don't move; words that can't be found; inarticulate tongues; frozen hand gestures; steps that fail.

On January 19th, after man-hauling through another storm, Worsley was too tired to give a broadcast, and with his frozen hand he scribbled only a few words in his diary, the writing almost illegible: "Very desperate . . .

It also costs a fortune and much of the time, in the beginning at least – you are on your arse, or on your way to being on your arse, and in the children's nursery run, with calves that ache and a frozen hand due to a missing glove.

In an instant, one of them, an ebullient, burly white-bearded fellow named Rod, grabs my frozen hand to shake, tells me where to hang my gear, dismisses my dour comments about the weather with a hearty guffaw and slaps a blue name tag on me.

Program members will receive frozen hand-peeled shrimp in five one-pound bags once a month for five months.

Through it all, the chairman sat almost frozen, hands clasped on the table.

Today the wind drives the freezing rain into our hoods, frozen hands plunged deep in our clinging pockets.

Lacrosse is a physically demanding sport under the best conditions, but inclement weather adds frozen hands to the mix.

With one freezing hand clasping my glass, I used the other to push through the crowds.