Oleh Barna, from Poroshenko's ruling coalition, approached the prime minister, handed him a bunch of flowers, and attempted to remove him from the speaker's podium forcefully, by slipping a hand through his legs and lifting him by the crotch.
The front flap of the Marware Eco-Flip Kindle Case flip over top and there's a little place to slip your hand through that makes holding the Kindle a non-affair.
John Boorman, the director of "Deliverance," had presented him with the instrument he used in the scene, declaring, "You pick a mean banjo!" Redden had always treasured the remark, particularly because — after he proved unable to convincingly fake the left-hand fretwork — Boorman had had to deploy another boy to hide behind the swing and slip his hand through Redden's sleeve to finger the changes.
Everything I do, I do because it's easier". Gesturing to his left cuff, he said: "I can pre-do this one and slip my hand through there and then leave this one loose and fix it with my left hand". Unlike Mr. Roosevelt's polio, Mr. Dole's physical limitations are less visible -- but in the television age, they are also harder to hide.
She told me she had lovers,One a handsome Pullman porter.My last nights onboard,I, myself, enjoyed a notable service:A café-au-lait gentlemanWoke me for breakfastBy slipping his hand through the sealed drapesAnd gently shaking my rump.I waited all night,damp with wonder.
Drop the stitch you pulled off with your left hand and slip your left hand through the working yarn in your right hand.
Pull the yarn from your index finger up through the loop and slip your right hand through.
These can be more easily applied to the cuff first, before you slip your cupped hand through the shirt sleeve and doubled cuff.
Sizing up a defense that dared him to drive left, he burst past Felipe Lopez and knifed down the left side of the lane, slipping a layup through a phalanx of hands.
My upper northwest Washington, D.C., neighborhood was deserted, so I slipped my hands through the cuffs and reached the poles out in front of me until the rubber tips contacted the ground.
What I didn't know is that once the deputy uncuffed me and closed the small opening that I'd slipped my hands through, no one would talk to me again for days.
