Sentence examples for hands to retrieve from inspiring English sources

As a late-signing (still-hearing) person myself (from age 21 on), I find that when I am having word-finding difficulties (in speech), I can sometimes use my hands to retrieve an appropriate meaning item, and then choose an English equivalent.

And on Sunday afternoons, when cars line up at San Ysidro to cross from Mexico to the United States, vendors weave between stalled traffic lanes, doling out Tostilocos and aguas frescas to families with children, who reach through car windows with two hands to retrieve their bagged prizes.

(Jonathan Lisco, a veteran producer who created the show at the behest of the network's president, may be writing about what he knows.) The police captain, John Embry — played by John Carroll Lynch, who is now in the running with Zeljko Ivanek of "Damages" for television's most cacophonously phony Southern accent — needs all hands to retrieve some jailbirds who have broken out.

Paul Kalanithi had trained his mind, his eyes, and his hands to retrieve and perhaps reclaim, to salvage and perhaps restore, identities by freeing the brain of alien impediments.

Even, admittedly, not knowing Galanter's abilities or practice in counseling clients, probably no one really believed O.J.'s claim that, the night before the Las Vegas hotel episode, Galanter okayed his taking matters into his own hands to retrieve the memorabilia, in the face Galanter's contrary testimony (and advice to Simpson that he instead contact the police or hotel security).

At the bottom of the front panel, there was an aperture (26 (w) × 2 (h) cm) through which the subjects could extend their forearms and hands to retrieve the sheets and food items (described below).

And so he sets out, guitar in hand, to retrieve her.

As soon as the knock came on the door, without looking down, he would make a swift motion with his hand to retrieve his pen from his breast pocket and click the button on the top.

Otherwise, the problem will remain because breaking up batteries by hand to retrieve lead, while dangerous, is profitable work, and there will always be takers especially in poorer countries.

Barely," Rick Mastracchio exclaimed as he stretched out his hand to retrieve an o-ring which began to float away.

He had his left hand in his pants pocket and reached into the belly of the plane with his right hand to retrieve each bag.