Sentence examples for next finger from inspiring English sources

Kenneth Lonergan's "This Is Our Youth" at the Berkshire Theater Festival or grappling the narrow edge of a East Mountain trail with your toes, trying to thrust yourself up to the next finger hold?

While the shoulder buttons can be used to grip with either your left or right hand, you need to use the motion sensors in the headset to physically look at the next finger hold that you want to grab for – this then forces the onscreen limbs to move in that direction.

Whether it's AR or VR interfaces, passive wearables or audio AI platforms, Apple is branching out, testing and iterating on the new spindles of human interaction — it's discovering the next finger.

I can't tell you dudes exactly what to do to elevate your next finger bang to finger blast, but I can tell you what most females on earth wouldn't willingly want done to her precious little crotch origami.

After 1.36 s, the letter turned white again, signaling the next finger press.

Take that one and put it to your next finger (middle finger).

I like watching women who clearly have a very practiced routine, barely pausing from one step to the next, fingers fishing through their pouch for the next item without even glancing down.

The next "fastest finger" is Matt Murray, an independent filmmaker whose smooth confidence causes everyone to smell a big winner.

Across the hall, R. Blake Christy, an executive with the Bona Vita meatball company of Bridgeton, was offering samples of an arancini, a fist-sized fried ball of rice stuffed with chopped beef, peas and tomato sauce that, he hoped, might rival wings as America's next big finger food.

Here I saw only business, the interventionists practically rubbing their thumbs over their next three fingers with the thought of the moolah this guy's treatment would bring them.

As I write, as I pause to think about what's next, my fingers unwittingly scan my face for rough edges of skin, for scabs, for sores, for the tiniest prick of coarse hair on my chin--an excuse to flee to the mirror.