Sentence examples for hands called from inspiring English sources

The clipboard in Justin Faulkner's hands called for an early reveille.

Unlike the fat just beneath the skin the kind we can grab with our hands, called subcutaneous fat visceral fat seems to be more harmful to our health.

A twisty, crossover step with clasped hands called the Suzy Q took on a desperate quality, and legs slid open along the floor suddenly with a new and striking sexual frankness.

Marvel, realizing what it had on its hands, called on the Black Widow to take on more robust roles in The Avengers, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, and most recently, Captain America: Civil War.

Bridge differs from basic whist primarily in that each hand begins with an auction to determine the number of tricks that the highest bidder in the auction must take and which suit, if any, will be trump; also, one of the four hands, called the dummy, is turned face up after the first card has been played.

There have been plenty of other efforts to create extra limbs that you can wear, and in fact this isn't Saraiji's first time making robotic limbs meant to attach to a human: he and most of the other Fusion researchers previously built a wearable set of arms and hands called MetaLimbs that a wearer controlled with their feet.

Old hands call this political weather.

The Boston Celtics held hands, calling for "unity, progress and love".

Don't, unless you want a cranky filmmaker on your hands, call these movies campy.

You do realise I'm taking my life in my hands calling this Greater Manchester?

That was almost how Scott described Mutombo's hands, calling them adequate.