Sentence examples for hand of the first from inspiring English sources

She kissed the hand of the first foreigner she saw.

He won no plaudits, but he did win the hand of the first trombone, my musically accomplished mother.

Lugging my suitcase behind me, I reached for the hand of the first passenger to offer one and was yanked aboard.

When you clicked on the upper left hand of the first photo, you learned (incorrectly, I found out too late) that Jude's fetching canary-yellow bathing suit was from Dsquared2 and cost $268.

Example: A doctored photo of President and Mrs. Obama showing the president in a stereotypical pimp's costume holding the hand of the first lady, who is dressed as a prostitute in a grotesquely revealing outfit.

There is not much room for experimentation at these dinners, but no matter how formulaic the occasion -- and the state dinner has varied little since Jacqueline Kennedy replaced the rectangular tables with round tops and reduced the number of courses to four -- the hand of the first lady is always visible.

Brosius slapped the hand of the first-base coach, Lee Mazzilli, as he passed the bag, and two innings later, Jose Canseco did the same, crushing a two-run homer.

And the military finds the hand of the fifth element, which scientists use to regenerate a Supreme Being humanoid.

The third MS. of first-rate importance is the Codex Leidensis Vossianus 14 (L), written on parchment in a fine hand of the eleventh century.

It has corrections, no doubt taken from the same archetype, by the same hand that wrote the original, and by a later hand of the twelfth century which sometimes emends small errors but more often introduces corrupt readings.

The Mondoshawans' spacecraft is destroyed, though the stones are not on board; the only item recovered is a hand of The Fifth Element.