Sentence examples for moist hands from inspiring English sources

Nor did I describe the orange sun setting behind his large brown head; rubbing my moist hands against the stoop's bumpy concrete; admiring his graceful saunter as he walked away.

There have been reports that drawing on the screen is an issue and the tablets are hard to work with when they get wet, get sweat on them, or players grab them with moist hands.

Until then, just project yourself into those images and pretend you're holding the PS3 sweet, warm controller in your moist hands.

She needed to hurry, the pill was starting to get slippery in her moist hands.

With moist hands, roll the dough into 1-inch spheres and arrange on the lined baking sheet about an inch apart.

It scores the patient on nine symptoms (palpitations, preference for heat, preference for cold, appetite change, weight change, diaphoresis, fatigue, dyspnea on exertion, and nervousness) and ten signs (palpable thyroid, bruit over the thyroid gland, exophthalmos, lid retraction, lid lag, hyperkinetic movements, fine finger tremor, hot and moist hands, tachycardia, and atrial fibrillation).

Ms. Pedro brushes her teeth in the office ladies' room, then runs a moist hand through her short-cropped red hair "to give the curls more definition".

The only dish Two Goats serves is made from moist, hand-carved beef, piled on a roll from a local bakery and topped with horseradish mayo.

I sit amongst the myriad vendors and eat this surprisingly moist hand-held meal; I am awash with savory flavors of the Middle East.

Then cut her fingernails, and paint them a very clear color, when dry, make her wash her hands using hot water and antibacterial hand soap, use one that neutralizes (Gets rid of any bad smells on her hands) then dry as bacteria can live on moist / damp hands, then just rub in some scented hand lotion.

And Aaron Mair, his eyes moist, his hands clutching a flier of his missing cousin, Linda Mair Grayling, said: "This coming together is cathartic, rather than retreating into our own hollows and into ignorance and fear.