Sentence examples for handshake it from inspiring English sources

Once defectors find out about this handshake, it loses its value.

Former FA chief executive Mark Palios, speaking on BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek, said of the pre-match handshake: "It's clearly symbolic and its symbolism has its place in the game.

Although the FA will not sanction Suarez for refusing a handshake, it urged football as a whole to take responsibility for its actions in line with the FA's "Respect" campaign.

A door handle is like a handshake: it is how a car introduces itself.

No deal will be struck on a handshake; it will be a lengthy protocol.

"When he left he didn't get a golden handshake, it were more like a golden shower".

Forget the public handshakes; it's the private high-fives that will matter.

Complete with orbital dockings, and cosmonaut-astronaut handshakes, it provided a moment of détente in the later cold war.

It quotes a spokesman as saying: "It is not banning handshakes, it is just saying that best practice in some cases such as Muslim women who do not want to shake hands and certain people with disabilities".

Here's an extract: After all the smiles and handshakes, it was surprising that Alberto Contador and Andy Schleck didn't blow kisses to each other as they stood on the podium in Paris yesterday evening.

In a world where the Colts lose by 55 points, the Jaguars can beat the Ravens without scoring a touchdown and games are becoming so boring that they have become upstaged by the postgame handshakes, it is heartening to know that we can still count on the Steelers' defense.