Sentence examples for hand speak from inspiring English sources

Many customers are rude: they talk on their cellphones in front of the clerks trying to wait on them, toss money or credit cards onto the counter rather than putting it into the clerk's hand, speak to the clerk as if he or she is a total idiot, blame the store's staff for product problems, and then react nastily when the clerk can't solve their problem.

Kirchner's supporters, on the other hand, speak of Nisman's death as an attempt to arouse a coup.

Instead, the gathering was a personal meet and greet: For $33 those fortunate enough to secure tickets got a pre-signed copy of Springsteen's recent book, Born to Run, could shake his hand, speak to him, and take a selfie.

The Gruber comments, on the other hand, speak of a deliberate plan to sneak at least two things by voters: a transfer of insurance costs from the sick onto the healthy, and a new tax on people with expansive health benefits.

The result, on the other hand, spoke for itself.

Obama, on the other hand, spoke slowly and in a controlled manner.

The New York Hotel Association, on the other hand, speaks darkly to the out-of-towner.

Miss May, on the other hand, speaks of having money as "an enormous kind of adventure".

She would be on hand, speaking and buttonholing elected officials on many issues, including reckless driving and pedestrian dangers.

President Spock, on the other hand, spoke at the George Clooney fund-raiser and called gay marriage "a logical extension of what America is supposed to be".

Livia, Tony Soprano's conniving mother, on the other hand, speaks with a deep Avellino-Naples accent that is unmistakably low-class and menacing.