Sentence examples for linked hand from inspiring English sources

'Falling in love/ is glamorous hell; the crouched, parched heart/ like a tiger ready to kill; a flame's fierce licks under the skin./ Into my life, larger than life, beautiful, you strolled in.' Carol Ann Duffy's collection of love poems reads as a single narrative: the poems are linked - hand in hand - from the beginning of an affair to its end.

Instead, when linked hand in hand, we have to understand them as forms of engineering and commerce that naturally combine and generate a market response.

In the public mind, the Mets are linked, hand-in-hand, with Bernard Madoff.

Yesterday, people all linked hands around the site.

There they linked hands and danced, for a long time unobserved.

Some dancers with linked hands resembled the original ballet's cygnets.

Street demonstrations seem like a throwback, a masonic ritual of banners, pushchairs, linked hands and incantations.

Several students linked hands and tried to rush for the south goal post but were turned back by the police.

Schoolchildren in Bhopal clasped their hands in prayer, while people in Brussels linked hands to form a human chain before that city's World Trade Center towers.

Gathering their strength, they rose and linked hands to form a sisterly chorus line, taking a bow down the back straight, and the crowd went crazy.

Teenagers in brightly colored headscarves marched off the buses chanting "Allahu akbar" — God is great — and linked hands in a human chain that lined the block.