Sentence examples for hands are pressed from inspiring English sources
His eyes are closed; his hands are pressed between his knees: his breasts sag and he wears a stomach brace.
The window seat is occupied by a fat woman wearing a gray sweatshirt that says "Hawaii" in knobby grapefruit-colored letters, her fingernails painted to match, which Charity can see clearly, because the woman's hands are pressed together in front of her.
The Hand Resists Him is a painting created by artist Bill Stoneham in 1972, depicting a young boy and female doll standing in front of a glass paneled door against which many hands are pressed.
When their hands are pressed on a Bible in court, Republican experts admit they've got no evidence of the in-person voter fraud that the GOP claims these laws are intended to prevent.
Their hands were pressed to the glass like visors as they talked excitedly about what they saw inside, as if something marvellous were moving through the aisles.
The cuticles (or sometimes the space on the fingernail just above the cuticles) of the left hand are pressed against the strings to sound specific pitches.
His left hand was pressed flat above her shoulder blades, just below her neck, levering her head against his.
CORAL GABLES, Fla., Sept. 30 - President Bush's expression was sad and maybe a bit annoyed, and one hand was pressed firmly over his stomach.
When an individual presses the back of the hand against the mouth, the forearm is pronated, or twisted; when the palm of the hand is pressed against the mouth, the forearm is supinated, or untwisted.
These are "negative imprints" of real hands, achieved by spitting or blowing paint around and between the fingers while the hand is pressed, palm up or down, to the wall surface.
