Sentence examples for row of hands from inspiring English sources

And then he runs down the gallery, high-fiving a never-ending row of hands.

As the men whomp each other with naked mannequins, a row of hands, hanging from a rack, quiver in excitement.

But the mostly young people treated the senator-elect as if she were a movie star, shrieking "Hillary!" and "You are so pretty!" In response, Mrs. Clinton waded into the crowds, clasping row upon row of hands that were stretched toward her.

Waiting for the train at the Bridgeport station, with long dark benches and the row of hand-cranked picture machines.

Actually a charming shopkeeper, who looked at Albie and pointed to a row of hand-painted signs displaying gleaming teeth and various dental instruments, and directed me up a dark and dirty stair well.

CATHY FINELLI inspected the rows of hand-packed olives available at North Shore Market Place in Port Washington.

Rows of hand-painted geishas, samurais and dancers occupy well-lighted glass cases that cover almost every inch of wall space.

"How is it made?" includes a golden tapestry of flattened liquor-bottle tops by El Anatsui and Josiah McElheny's big cube of mirrored glass with windows on all sides revealing rows of hand-blown glass bottles backed by mirrors that multiply them infinitely.

Many of his luminous, monochromatic canvases are composed entirely of tiny rows of hand-stitching; a sympathetic portrait of a young peanut seller is collaged from tattered fabric; scrap lumber and horns salvaged from slaughtered cattle are assembled into magnificent thrones.

At the words "mass surveillance," a row of grabby hands rises from bottom of screen, while a boxy surveillance camera swivels like a curious creature searching for morsels.

Undercover promises to be an elegant and intelligent production – a short scene where a row of black hands hung silently through bars on death row spoke more eloquently about the US race divide than any amount of earnest speeches.