Just keep one hand on the wheel and put the other on your belly.
Stroller manufacturers don't endorse this push-and-glide technique, advising parents always to keep one hand on the stroller and to wear the safety strap on one wrist.
A good tactic is to consciously make an effort to casually keep one hand on top of the other, resting in your lap or on the table when other people are speaking.
The clerics who lead Friday Prayer still keep one hand on a weapon as they preach.
I'm clipped onto the wire and told that I must, at all times, keep one hand on my safety clip.
New York rather uniquely requires a driver to keep one hand on the steering wheel though it does not require her to actually steer the vehicle to which the wheel is attached.
The contestant obliviously performs gag challenges ("Keep One Hand on the High-Priced Hooker") with a cast of comic improvisational actors who try to keep him from discovering the joke.
The small form and lack of hinges make the keyboards ideal for travelers, but they are also finding uses among the disabled and among graphic designers who like to keep one hand on the mouse.
It's okay to take a manual approach to some tasks, as you want to keep one hand on everything, but don't overlook the fact that artificial intelligence can go a long way in helping you collect and analyze data — all without you having to do the heavy lifting.
And yet, we keep one hand on their back just to let them know that "in case you ever need me...I got you".
Richard, the minute I'd walk into your shop, I would always keep one hand on the door, instead of dragging a stool across concrete and up to the counter, even though I knew you were lonely and just needed a friend.
