Sentence examples for lost his hands from inspiring English sources
Belmarsh's most notorious prisoners Abu Hamza Extremist cleric who lost his hands in an explosion.
"Handcuff Babul has lost his hands," he said sagely, stroking the white hair beneath his chin.
It's casting akin to that of Harold Russell, a Second World War veteran who lost his hands in combat and was fitted with prosthetic hands, in William Wyler's 1946 masterwork "The Best Years of Our Lives".
"It was a pretty amazing thing to see this boy come out of his shell," says Ebeling, recalling the moment Daniel picked up a spoon for the first time since he had lost his hands.
He said he was often misinterpreted because his first language is Arabic and that he was just an engineer, who had shifted to preaching after the injury in which he lost his hands and an eye.
"I had a big mix of emotions, a lot of things went through my mind, a can of worms," said Hamza, who lost his hands after what he has said was an accidental explosion in Pakistan.
The governor lost his hand in an attack in December.
He lost his hand after standing up for her.
A child lost his hand when he opened an abandoned bag laden with explosives.
At the outset, Mr. Hallam told his doctors he lost his hand in an industrial accident.
