Sentence examples for sizable hands from inspiring English sources

His sizable hands, resting on the arms of his chair, are prominently defined; the left one holds not a palette and maulstick, but a kind of scepter.

Mr. Villaume, a tall man who wields his sizable hands expressively, whipped up an impressive frenzy in the opening bars of Strauss's "Don Juan".

By the end of William Joseph's days in the National Football League, few people will probably remember the cat-and-mouse negotiation that opened his stay with the Giants, a career that finally began when his sizable hand gripped an ink pen and he signed a contract at 2 30 a.m. today at the State University at Albany.

They each have their own sizable stables, handed down from their parents.

Some young men, the Craanes say, get an advantage by being handed sizable assets to manage, a break that women rarely get.

"There are sizable fortunes in the hands of people of all ethnic backgrounds," said Richard Leakey, the noted Kenyan paleontologist.

If Yahoo hands a sizable portion of its search ad business to Google, analysts say, it loses that knowledge, falling further behind.

If the show failed early, as virtually all ABC dramas have in recent years, like "M.D.'s" and "Push, Nevada," the network would have a sizable loss on its hands, he said.

On the other hand, a sizable portion of sympathy was reserved for the World Trade Center's deliverymen, secretaries and pastry makers.

All told, Mr. Obama and the Democratic committee ended March with about $130 million in cash on hand, a sizable war chest and far more than Mr. Romney and the Republican National Committee.

And in January sellers tend to be more motivated and more willing to accept a lower offer than they will be in the spring, when the market includes more serious buyers, some with sizable tax refunds in hand.