Sentence examples for shake hand from inspiring English sources

The phrase "shake hand" is not correct and usable in written English
The correct phrase is "shake hands" which is used as an idiom to mean a gesture of greeting or parting, usually involving the physical act of people grasping each other's hands. For example, "He extended his hand and I shook hands with him."

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In this paper, five kinds of gestures are studied: bend the wrist up while flat, bend the wrist down while flat, bend the wrist up while in shake hand position, bend the wrist down while in shake hand position, and make a fist (as shown in Fig. 2).

Sheriff Mike Handy mentioned on the two way radio set hooked up to the President that J.C. Blankenship was in that yard and would the President have time to shake hand and speak to him.

However, the definition of 'arm shake' resembles Tanner's 'armshake', and a combination of our arm shake, arms shake, hand shake and hands shake, gestures we noted at several sites.

Tanner described only 30 gestures among the San Francisco Zoo gorillas in an 11-year-study, but she clearly analysed at a somewhat higher 'splitting level' (e.g. our arm shake, arms shake, hand shake, hands shake would all be coded as 'armshake'armshake

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"Shake hands," he said.

They shake hands.

We can shake hands.

Did they shake hands?

to shake hands with Bklyn.

Foch refused to shake hands.

Then you shake hands.

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