Sentence examples for shape of a hand from inspiring English sources

A gramophone's arm was in the shape of a hand, and the record was a breast.

They can be rolled and bent, but they can't conform to the shape of a hand, for instance.

Later still, drifting through a thick fog, he craves the "shape of a hand, curve of a chin, weight of a stone; the heft of earthly things.

She added a Yankee cap, a medallion in the shape of a hand grenade, and a pair of blue suède sneakers.

A woman called Sarah Childs in Denham Springs, Louisiana has erected a giant Christmas light display in the shape of a hand flipping the bird.

On a Sunday afternoon in July, across the road from one of the most accessible caves, Massimo Vanelli, a local sculptor, was covered in dust, working a block of marble into the shape of a hand.

"As Cecily was walking out of the park, heading back to her friends, she was suddenly grabbed from behind and pulled up and back by Officer Bovell, grabbed on her right breast, grabbed so hard that it left a bruise in the shape of a hand-print.

One day, Mrs. J digs up a carrot in the shape of a human hand: "It was plump, like a baby's hand, and perfectly formed...The greens looked like a scrap of lace decorating the wrist".

Resembling actual tulips, tulip tree flowers are the size and shape of a cupped hand.

Site-specific electrical actuation was demonstrated with a patterned bilayer film cut in the shape of a small hand with individually addressable fingers.

The monomers are described as adopting the shape of an extended hand, and the homodimer is formed by packing the palm of one hand into the heel of the other (Supporting Information, Figure S1B).