Sentence examples for lose hands from inspiring English sources

Others would lose hands or legs to amputation during their rescue or afterward.

Shakespeare's normalcy is not philistine or easy — in his plays, people lose hands, eyes, wives, minds, lives — and it entails a conservative obeisance to the common order: he believes in kings, bosses, authority.

Shakespeare's normalcy is not philistine or easy in his plays, people lose hands, eyes, wives, minds, lives and it entails a conservative obeisance to the common order: he believes in kings, bosses, authority.

Gopnik ends his piece by discussing Shakespeare's ordinariness, which he sees as one of the keys to his lasting relevance: Shakespeare's normalcy is not philistine or easy in his plays, people lose hands, eyes, wives, minds, lives and it entails a conservative obeisance to the common order: he believes in kings, bosses, authority.

You will lose hands, it's guaranteed.

The Spaniard sobbed out a fragmented story of losing hands, boats, passengers and cargo to sickness and the elements.

Last summer we compared the iPhone to the BlackBerry 8820 on business features, and it lost hands down.

"Some of them have lost legs, lost hands, are blind in the eyes.

This can get very tense if you get a bad run (5-7 losing hands in a row).

The official response is always a losing hand.

"We have lost hands-down in the courts.