Sentence examples for hand swell from inspiring English sources

It's scary to look down and see your hand swell up by the second.

In 1555 Olaus Magnus wrote of a marine worm which was apparently 17.76 m long ("40 cubits"), about the width of a child's arm, and whose touch made a hand swell.

He tried to return to the game (he throws left-handed), but as his right hand swelled and he was unable to flex it, he could no longer grip the ball out of the snap.

Sprewell said that his hand swelled and hurt him for a few days, but that the swelling and the pain soon subsided.

Carole's hand swelled up like a balloon.

Another woman's hand swelled up, and she could not make a fist.

Pacquiao gripped the lectern tenderly, his left hand swollen some twice its normal size.

The hand swelled slightly Sunday, but Pettitte played catch Monday and reported no problems.

His right hand swelled to twice its normal size when his glove failed to pressurize properly.

He caught a few warm-up pitches in the bottom of the eighth, but the hand swelled and he left the game.

On a recent afternoon, Mahmoud Zarog Massoud, his hand swollen with an infection from a wound, wandered the broken shell of a seven-story apartment building in Surt, which was struck in mid-September.