Les Moonves holding a switch to turn on reruns of The Mentalist is a dead ringer for the Walker, Texas Ranger bit.
I heard a click near me and turned to see one of the Stompers holding a switch-blade knife in his hand, but before he or any of the other boys could join in, Riccio was down the steps and between the fighters, holding them apart.
Each of them held a twig switch, as a pointer, and as I entered classrooms or passed by doorways, many of them froze, or shifted their scarves.
The bomber in the Manchester terrorist attack appeared to have carried a powerful explosive in a lightweight metal container concealed either within a black vest or a blue Karrimor backpack, and may have held a small switch in his left hand, according to preliminary information gathered by British authorities.
Another is a standing twist, where you put your hands on your hips and slowly twist the body in one direction and the head to the other, then, after holding a moment, switch a few times.
The patients held a stop switch and were able to interrupt anytime during the treatment.
The subject held a response switch in the right (dominant) hand and was asked to press it as soon as the sensation changed from one of heat to (burning) pain.
For instance, if you want to learn to paint, but don't think you can because you can't see well, or can't hold a small brush, then perhaps switch to another art form that's better suited to you physically, like sculpting.
And whilst it might be a more relevant and useful feature on a post-PC tablet device, the fact that Nokia appears to hold a patent for multiple user switching on a phone, might well explain why Google is limiting the feature to tablets only and not phones.
In the morning, I stretched out my right arm, held down a switch and raised the blackout curtain.
