Sentence examples for hand sleeves from inspiring English sources

Artemisia Gentileschi portrayed herself in about 1638 leaning forcefully into her work, brush in hand, sleeves rolled up.

BMC's new jersey is practically identical to last year's (and the year before's, and the year before's), the only visible changes being a little less red on the left hand sleeve and the smoothing of a red line around the right armpit.

The jerseys will remain black with blue and white trimmings, the only significant changes being the increased prominence of the 20th Century Fox logo, which gets spots on the chest and side panels, and the addition of riders' names and national flags on the left hand sleeve.

Kozinski, beer bottle in hand and sleeves..

For instance: They like to lick things — a person's hand or sleeve, or the head or shoulders or back of another cow.

I tried to steer from the bow of the canoe, switching my paddle from side to side, my hand and sleeve dipping into the waves with every stroke.

For instance: They like to lick things—a person's hand or sleeve, or the head or shoulders or back of another cow.

The Yankees had only a few position players left, but Torre used a couple of his reserves simultaneously -- Clay Bellinger, who had been stretching behind the dugout, jogged onto the field to pinch-run for Martinez, and Knoblauch ambled to the plate, bat in his right hand, protective sleeve covering the spot on his left elbow where A. J. Burnett had drilled him with a 97-m.p.h.

The warm red tones of Rebecca's dress are also reflected in her hands and sleeves, as well as those of Isaac.

The ones defining the face, the left chair stile, the yellow fabric behind Suzanne Bambridge, and the thumb are made of cobalt blue, while the contours of the rest of the hand, the sleeve in the wrist area and the folds of the dress were executed with Prussian blue.

As with his first work, Puk chose to sign this by wiping his hands and sleeves all over it.