Sentence examples for pretty hand from inspiring English sources

But arguably his most influential work to date is a long essay called "E Unibus Pluram" (collected in A Supposedly Fun Thing I ll Never Do Again, 1997), about "the televi sion whose weird pretty hand has my generation by the throat".

Since there is nothing prettier than a pretty hand, we often wonder why women persist in messing themselves up that way-the same sort of impulse, no doubt, that causes some people to desecrate the lovely shell of a young turtle by painting the Statue of Liberty on it.

We were living pretty hand to mouth trying to save for the kids' college.

Born in Wyandotte county, one of the poorest regions of Kansas, Monáe's existence was pretty hand-to-mouth.

There were also things like cavalry shirts (including a minidress version in suede) and pretty hand-crocheted pieces, along with serape bags and steer-head belt buckles.

At the book's beginning, there is a pretty, hand-drawn map showing where each of these nine people have settled, for almost all have travelled themselves, whether because of war or instinct, until they discovered some sort of tolerable existence propped up by faith.

Both her hands, pretty hands, shapely, come to rest on the bulge beneath her oversized blouse.

"Not only with his talented feet, but his pretty hands also".

They both had pretty hands, which I much admired, but no style at all.

Cable describes David Cameron as pretty hands-off and predicts Osborne will become the next prime minister.

She holds out her small, pretty hands: "I still have calluses on my fingers because I used to play on the monkey bars so much.