Sentence examples for hand in a back from inspiring English sources

He put his hand in a back pocket.

Infants exhibited motor activation in the case of the grasping hand, but not when the hand was in a back-of-hand posture.

This is, after all, a social platform, if it people feel too much like what happens here is out of their hands and managed in a back office, their loyalty will be fragile.

"Bridging has to be an invitation, not a hand in the back pushing you towards something".

They should regard their time in prison not as exclusion from society but as a period aimed at giving them "a hand in getting back on the right road", he said.

Buy one where you put your hand in the back, grab a stick attached to the head, and push a trigger to move the mouth.

What Mr Cameron seems to be running is not so much a front-porch campaign – the American tactic of staying at home and waiting for supporters to come cap in hand – as a back-yard campaign, in which he ostentatiously busies himself with local bread-and-butter issues in a venue near you, rather than bothering himself with larger global questions.

A hand in the back of the room shot up.

The European Commission has warned the Dutch that political crisis is no excuse for not following rules they had a hand in devising back in 1997.

A surgeon in an fluorescent orange cap, bullhorn in hand, stood at a back driveway, ready to usher ambulances into place.

So the brain extends the perception of the target -- the clock, with its second hand in a specific position -- back in time to the beginning of the eye movement.