Sentence examples for interlocked hands from inspiring English sources

There we spotted many unusual wooden outdoor plaques with four interlocked hands (a k a the hand-in-hand).

"It can't keep going like this," the woman says in exasperation at the end, as the dancers struggle to pull away from their interlocked hands, their backward-leaning bodies pulled taut.

Miles Davis's first stable working band, a quintet that he formed in 1955, featured John Coltrane on tenor sax, the drummer Philly Joe Jones, and the pianist Red Garland, whose distinctive style, with bouncy chords chimed out by his interlocked hands, lent the earnest and even brooding band a sideline of warmhearted relief.

Eighteen, 19, 20, I tighten my interlocked hands, hoping to distract myself from the intensifying burn that's spreading to my hips.

There have been multiple times when we have been in line for coffee or breakfast holding hands, and when I get to the counter and say, "I'll pay for mine separately" the male clerk looks from me, to my boyfriend, to our interlocked hands and laughs.

Other crewmen watch and listen, several locking eyes with the viewer; another, seen from behind, stretches out in repose, his head resting on his interlocked hands.

Made completely of bronze and modeled after a pair of interlocked black hands that Luis once saw in the Subway, "Get Under the Reason" was, in my opinion, the masterpiece of his Kabinett.

As Carson steps off stage and wades into the converging mass, I see a mom with lots of makeup dragging her kids by the hand through kneecaps and interlocked chairs, camera already set to selfie mode, trying to make space for her friend, calling out to her across the room.

As Carson steps off stage and wades into the converging mass, I see a mom with lots of makeup dragging her kids by the hand through kneecaps and interlocked chairs, camera already set to selfie mode, trying to make space for her friend, calling out to her across the room, the mom desperate for someone to join her.

The campus police went into an area where about 100 protesters sat with arms interlocked, arresting them one by one and handing them over to Washington police officers who had blocked off the street along a side entrance to the university where the student protesters had gathered.

Both of the old ways — hand-counting paper ballots and relying on interlocked rotary counters to tabulate votes that are cast by pulling down levers on mechanical machines — have been shown to be susceptible to error and fraud.