Sentence examples for hands entwined from inspiring English sources

I noticed a few couples sitting very close to each other, hands entwined over untouched cups of coffee.

The baritone from Lower Bavaria, I am sure, could have his hands entwined round the basket, returning carrying strawberries from the wood (as in "Villanelle") and somehow make you cry or jump with joy by way of inflection and subtle modulation.

There is maybe a couple sitting in the shade of one of the far palms, hands entwined, sighing in contentment - they must be honeymooners.

Their hands rested entwined on the table.

"I love when I'm shaking hands on a rope line and" - he mimes the motion, hand over hand - "I see little old white ladies and big burly black guys and Latino girls and all their hands are entwining.

"I love when I'm shaking hands on a rope line and"— he mimes the motion, hand over hand — "I see little old white ladies and big burly black guys and Latino girls and all their hands are entwining.

With legs entwined, hands held and heads on shoulders.

Beer and geology, on the other hand, are closely entwined, Dr. Maltman said last month at a seminar on geology and beer held at a meeting of the Geological Society of America.

"Builders" features bridges around New York City, while "Hands" is a grid of close-ups of hands with the fingers entwined in various ways.

Their hands may be tightly entwined but their eyes tell the future: his dopily cheerful, hers glumly aggressive.

Neither she nor the hospice nurse nor my brother, who came and went, noticed me taking the photos with my iPhone of Dad bravely managing to breathe, and of the hands of my parents entwined.