Sentence examples for hand somewhere from inspiring English sources

He would suddenly place his hand somewhere he should not, plant his mouth on unsuspecting lips.

IRVINGTON - THERE stood Eddie O'Callaghan, fishing rod in shivering hand, somewhere between rapture and frostbite.

He looks at the trees and places his hand somewhere above his head and says he remembers them being that much taller than he was.

IT was in the parlor of her grandmother's house in Village Springs, Ala., that Joan Burroughs first felt the tapping of Scott Joplin's steady left hand somewhere against her spine.

To take a toke from another tip of light I duck behind a rock, and there is Kaye, My once and future neighbor, crouched, staring At the sea, I sit beside her and take her hand, somewhere in Outer space.

Sailing the Seas The Wireless Way The modern world: two people in a 26-foot-long rowboat that they built by hand, somewhere in the Atlantic, with laptop computer, cell phone, digital camera, modem and a Global Positioning System navigation system.

Well-oiled with booze and thoroughly amped on cocaine, he abandons his wife at a society wedding to seduce a teenage waitress; he packs her into his car and speeds off, then with his hands on the wheel and her hands somewhere else, he closes his eyes for a second and crashes.

It's basically the price of the console and the game together, since there's also a Splatoon-themed carrying case in the mix that accounts for that extra $20. Plus it's the only way to get those incredibly fly controllers in this part of the world (unless you can find the Japanese versions second-hand somewhere).

Rubenstein worried that the document would be whisked into private hands somewhere outside the United States, so he decided, on the spot, that he wanted to buy it.

It just means there's this committee trying to put their hands somewhere they shouldn't.

He's hammering away at a iron rod with his huge, manly hands somewhere in a steamy barn, with an ice-cold bottle of beer by his side.