Sentence examples for into the handshake from inspiring English sources

It was hard not to read into the handshake its ancient meaning: the open, outstretched hand holds no weapon; the clasped pair of hands can push no buttons.

There's a chance that your partner will want to incorporate a secondary movement into the handshake, like a hug or a different type of handshake or a piece of elaborate fingerwork that magically results in a snapping noise.

Step forward and into the handshake, then break it.

"But if someone's trying to over-dominate you and pull you into the handshake, you have to go with it".

Try to invest some feeling into the handshake and pleasantries, even if you think you bombed the interview.

(D ) Latency to face-touch in the handshake (HS) and no-handshake (NHS) conditions.

After closing out the win on her fourth match point, Kleybanova celebrated quietly, drawing her fists into her chest before the handshake, then walking over to give her coach, Julian Vespan, a long hug.

While the handshake brings us into the personal space that we want — it's why we do it, according to Morgan — typical seating arrangements in an interview tend to move us away.

Sir Alex held out his hand, Neuer accepted the handshake, and, looking up into the eyes of the German giant, Ferguson offered a few words.

The handshake that sent conservatives into hissyfit high-gear.

The most common is the handshake that quickly turns into holding, stroking or kissing your hand, and that often lasts until the woman no longer minds being seen as a "bitch" and pulls her hand away.