Sentence examples for opening handshake from inspiring English sources

The Opening Handshake: Both candidates walk out ready for battle, they are wearing the red and blue ties to represent their party with the American Flag lapel pin (remember the drama that happened four years ago).

After an opening handshake that included a fake-friendly double arm grab, Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney were politely, unfailingly hostile, both men as attentive to body language and demeanor as to substance.

I live for this kind of fakeness almost as much as the opening handshake.

And so it was explained to me: Her dad, a perfectly round bald man who bought a new TV every year and a new car every three and read the Sun and once drove me two and a half hours home so he could explain to me why plans for the new mosque were bad her dad was going to judge everything about me based on the strength and dominance of my opening handshake.

And so it was explained to me: her dad, a perfectly round bald man who bought a new TV every year and a new car every three and read The Sun and once drove me two-and-a-half hours home so he could explain to me why plans for the new mosque were bad – her dad was going to judge everything about me based on the strength and dominance of my opening handshake.

Rest your hand on top in an open "handshake" position, with your palm resting lightly on top of the frog.

Each test was repeated 30 times, in similar conditions, and connection delays were excluded (e.g., opening sockets, SSL handshake, etc).

She's there at the centre of the climactic baptism scene, a nipper still in nappies, oblivious to the innovative cross-cutting going on all around her. Now 42, she's a notoriously reserved interviewee, so I know this is just the ticket to bridge those awkward few moments between the handshake and the opening question.

Strong posture, a firm handshake, smiling, and opening your shoulders to the person you are talking to will help ensure that your first impression is a good one.

By Jeff Rude, Golfweek MELBOURNE, Australia - Tiger Woods' opening day at the 2011 Presidents Cup could be summed up by two things: A handshake and a beat-down.

Open position can be a handshake hold (right hand - left hand for both) or regular hold (left hand for leader - right hand for follower).