Sentence examples similar to glove- from inspiring English sources

But in his second over Mills claimed the prize scalp of the Derbyshire captain Wayne Madsen, banging the ball in and striking him on the glove.

Just the other week, an Indiana legislator pitched a hissy fit over the girl scouts, the US version of the girl guides, accusing them of promoting lesbianism and feminism and, worst of all, working hand in glove with Planned Parenthood.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.55am BST05:55 Joe Biden has an iron fist beneath an iron glove: "Even before we knew what had happened to the ambassador, the governor was holding a press conference.

With guitars, pianos and the odd horn, the tunes are gloriously breezy, heartfelt affairs but pack a crafty left hook in a velvet glove.

All that stuff about a memory stick wrapped in a surgical glove lodged in a toilet bowl should be enough to cheer the hardest heart.

They filled up a latex glove – "what looked like an extra-large condom with ice water" – and held it against his podgy face.

Do they get a sexual thrill from their leather glove whacking a Lycra-clad backside?

As it is, the Opt Out website contains no information beyond vague and unsubstantiated claims about Obamacare being a "bad deal", and two embarrassingly poorly made ads featuring a "Creepy Uncle Sam" character who pops up between a woman's legs as she undergoes a gynaecological exam and asks a young man to roll over while he pulls on a surgical glove.

In the fifth, Lee raised his right glove and invited a momentarily passive Quillin in, drawing a vocal reaction from the crowd of 12,300.

I can recall the clean-smelling interiors of each rental car, always a different model and a slightly different shape; the empty glove box; the chipped toes of my boots; and how my hands became swollen and too weak to make a fist after a day of walking uphill.

By no means is high-end always better than high street, especially if you're under 30, but aesthetic and ethical considerations often go hand in (bespoke) glove, and for important purchases such as suit, shoes, winter coat – investments, you might call them – it's worth splashing out (£500 minimum for a suit, around the same for a coat).