Sentence examples for hands dipped from inspiring English sources

He repositioned his hands, dipped down at the knees, and flipped the weight up beneath his chin.

On a recent sunny afternoon, its alleys were full of carts drawn by donkeys whose faces were decorated with the red prints of hands dipped in henna.

In a fast-paced world of ever-changing technology, it could be argued that the selfie is simply a natural evolution of those hands dipped in paint.

The Conservatives never had their hands "dipped in the blood", as the Deputy Prime Minister puts it, when the Government was formed.

With her hands dipped in fashion, music, journalism and entrepreneurship, it has become apparent that VV Brown is more than a musician but a women in control of her own ship.

The populace of Thawra City is among Iraq's happiest at Saddam's demise: Shia mosques have opened for the first time in seven years, their outer walls decorated by the prints of hands dipped in the blood of the dead.

But there can be a lot of hands dipping into that pot.

They galloped together as far as the river: here Trachi was seen to stop, cup his hands, dip them into the water, and drink repeatedly.

In The Post Food section's 1983 story on FDA guidelines for bulk-food retail sales, there were tales of shoppers' hands dipping into bins for sampling and worries that enforcement from the local health department would be hit-or-miss.

We make challah bread, my brown hands dipping into white flour and braiding a strand that will be baked and shared with the other students.

Its cash on hand dipped slightly from $6.9 million to $6.8 million.