Sentence examples for handprint was from inspiring English sources
As he pressed his palm into the sand, he saw that a handprint was already there beside it, his handprint.
He can't deny this fact, because his handprint was bronzed for display at the Madame Tussauds wax museum in Times Square.
The obituary also referred erroneously to the occasion on which Mr. Thomas's handprint was put on the Walk of Fame in Hollywood in 1999.
In an interview at the time with the writer Gordon Burn, Harvey said: "I just thought that the handprint was one of the most dignified images that I could find.
As it turns out, the new iPhone's updated footprint (handprint?) is nothing like the Imax size of its rivals.
After the handprint is completely dry, use either a glue stick or school glue to attach your flowers near the top of your card, so that the bouquet takes up the top half.
A sculpture of Prof Higgs' handprints was also unveiled in the City Chambers quadrangle.
An outline of the participant's handprints was located on the table immediately in front of the monitor.
"Tom's handprints are all over the Bulls," said Doc Rivers, his former boss in Boston.
It is still on America's hitlist of states that sponsor terrorism - and Bin Laden's handprints are all over the place.
The signed lithographs, which include two of Mr. Mandela's handprints, are being sold by the Belgravia Gallery in London for prices ranging from $2,600 for an individual drawing to $15,150 for a set of six drawings.
