Sentence examples for long handshake from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in the paper, Hella Pick noted that the Pope's long handshake and seemingly friendly conversation with the Soviet foreign minister was subject to wide comment.

As Christie entered the assembly chamber ahead of his address, he lingered over a long handshake with Wisniewski in front of television cameras.

Gopnik writes, "All these elements get mixed with residual British ideas of fair play and self-policing schoolyard justice, which produce both the long handshake lines at the end of playoff games and the sometimes ugly sense that the players should settle it themselves".

Instances have included his long handshakes with Tajikistan's president, Emomali Rahmon, and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe, as well as his forceful handshake with Macron at the NATO summit in Brussels last May.

The driver and one of the men engage in an extra-long handshake.

Then we met and you gave me a five-minute-long handshake, laser-beam eye contact, and about ten minutes to explain how much wolves mean to me, through Aesop's fables and the visual aids of my tattoos, which you asked someone to take pictures of to review later at home.

It starts out as a "long-fingered" handshake when they meet, but follow it as you read, because eventually, that long finger is literally everywhere.

Lengthwise, it's said to have been the longest Presidential handshake session in modern history.

He worked his way down the line, pausing for long hugs, handshakes and private words with men who have testified to his character throughout the campaign and are doing so again this week.

"Through good times and bad, Mark has never broken the faith of our long-ago handshake.

At an outdoor bar, the city's diplomatic classes gave each other long-lasting handshakes while their children raced around a deep, square swimming pool.