Sentence examples for hand contacts from inspiring English sources

His hand contacts the cushiony leather of the bag-it is there and packed.

There, as a woman, she might pay with her life for being touched by a man, even if just his hand contacts her face.

The study had four parts: (1) statistics of access path accidents of Finnish farmers; (2) interviews of designers and users of mobile machines; (3) detection of foot and hand contacts during ingress and egress; and (4) motion analysis of pilot trials of two subjects moving up and down on the access path of a backhoe loader.

On the other hand, contacts across households, mainly driven by adults who could thus act as bridges in transmission of communicable diseases from one household to the other, appear to be irregular and quite difficult to capture during a time window of a week or less.

The soft fabric creates friction that doesn't chafe an intense sensation produced because, whereas normally there's only sensation where the hand contacts the skin, the cashmere sleeve drags over all of your eager nerve endings for an overdose of stimulation.

Specifically, the reach-to-grasp phase (hereafter referred to as advance) was defined as the time between initial velocity onset (i.e. first movement of the hand) and the subsequent point of minimal velocity (i.e. as the hand contacts the food item).

The next morning, a ranch hand contacted the sheriff's office.

With the coordinates of the Taushiro in hand, contact was inevitable.

Then, with that background information in hand, contact a conservator who specializes in textiles for an estimate.

Gloves shall be worn when handling infected animals and when making hand contact with other potentially infectious materials is unavoidable.

Nearly blind, the firefighters felt their way forward along the walls, keeping in hand contact with each other.