Sentence examples for hand wear from inspiring English sources

(As Ellis observes, whereas "hiphop b-boys" would wear "complete Gucci or Louis Vuitton leathers outfits," his group of "young, black intellectuals, on the other hand, wear little, round glasses, Ghanaian kinte-cloth scarves, and increasingly, tiny, neat dreadlocks").

Guess which exercise among the following was not conceived of by Katz and Rubin: shower with your eyes closed, brush your teeth with your nondominant hand, wear earplugs to your family breakfast, wear mittens while driving, turn your family photos upside down, shop at an ethnic market, eat waffles for dinner.

On the other hand, wear of the indenter in contact with hard coatings like pure diamond coatings requires its cost-intensive replacement.

You can't on the one hand wear a Kick It Out T-shirt in a week of campaigning against racism when this is also happening on the pitch: it's the height of hypocrisy.

If you mean no, you say yes; you write with the opposite hand; wear your shirt inside out?

Śvētāmbara monastics, on the other hand, wear white seamless clothes for practical reasons, and believe there is nothing in the scriptures that condemns the wearing of clothes.

The Cardinals, on the other hand, wore uniform grins.

Jenny, on the other hand, wears a cocktail dress and preposterous red heels.

The user then dips the brush with the other hand, painting the hand wearing the Tweexy.

"Wicked," on the other hand, wears its political heart as if it were a slogan button.

Dr. Rantisi, on the other hand, wore drab street clothes and sandals.