Sentence examples for handprint has from inspiring English sources

However, the move to the converted shipping containers, accessed by a digital handprint, has been met with resistance from many refugees who worry that giving such information to the authorities could impede asylum claims.

In an MSNBC video, Stein could neither confirm nor deny reports that a bloody handprint had been recovered.

I considered a postcard of Maitreya's handprint, which had shown up on a mirror in Barcelona in the summer of 2001 (50p), but went with "The Esoteric Art of Benjamin Creme," for ten pounds.

The collection includes sketches from Robben Island, where Mr. Mandela spent 18 years in jail, but it is the handprints that have become most valued: they sell for over $10,000 each on the private market, according to art dealers who trade in the work.

Upon my son's return home from school on Tuesday, I eagerly asked him how his cape for Day 100 worked out (don't ask), and he reported that the 100 handprints we had carefully stamped on and counted over the weekend had all peeled off.

Snow said he examined hundreds of handprints over the years but has found only 32 -- 16 from the Spanish El Castillo cave, 6 from France's Gargas cave and 5 from Pech Merle, also in France -- that were useable for his study.

Others had handprints or footprints taken.

She has seen all his tinted handprints, the improvised reinforcements and even the 1928 Hudson automobile Rodia buried nearby, for reasons that even people who knew him can only speculate about.

More plausibly, he had an explanation for what the spots are for: to break up the animal's shape when it is hiding in the dappled light of the forest.These days, the human-handprint theory of the leopard's spots has fallen out of favour.

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder certainly has had a firm and visible handprint all over the Brown killing case.

Black handprints appear on the walls where the new owner has been feeling the building.