Kate raised her open hands to wipe the blood from his face.
This is a gift many African governments will receive with open hands and act accordingly.
One of four standing, attendant angels looks out at us and gestures toward the child's open hands.
Adnan threw his head back and extended his open hands toward the sky, as if he were saluting a god.
"Of sinking," she says and places her open hands on either side of her face, like the sunshine.
But all he was met with were open hands raised in the air, palms forward, as if in rapture.
Spalding looked into her open hands, which, apart from the thick white calluses on her fingers, might have belonged to a ten-year-old.
It could not be hit or touched with the open hands or with the feet; most times the player tried to strike it with the hip.
"I am sure the Kashmiris will embrace the music with open hands as they are a very receptive and sublime audience," said Mr. Sopori.
The flattened portion, which was about the size in circumference of two open hands, was bored with a small auger in numerous places.
It was such a glorious achievement, and carried out with a squished facial expression which was the equivalent of a shrug and a pair of open hands.
