Keiko stretched her hands across the table, her expressionless eyes fixed on the package.
To illustrate her point, the lawyer lay down on a courtroom table and stretched her hands out as if holding a gun.
As the sky returned to its afternoon blue, a middle-aged woman behind me, her face wet with tears, stretched her hands out toward a nearby boy, saying, "Do you know what you just saw, young man?" Slowly, at first, and then (perhaps thinking of the line to get out of the parking lot) with greater speed, the eclipse-watchers began to pack up.
The approach Sherry has adopted – stretching her hand out for engagement rather than confrontation – is a positive one.
The woman keeps on picking the gooseberries from the colander, stretching her hand out, but a little more slowly each time, for the next one.
"They let you in?" she frowns, stretching her hand toward his face, only to find the clear IV line binds her from reaching him.
From the black stone bleachers, Sherri Donovan watched her daughter, Jasmine, stretch her hands toward the spray.
His mother, Elke, stretches her hands out towards him and is trying to get him to stand up.
Born Hadda Hapgood in Los Angeles in 1916, she begged her father for piano lessons at the age of 4, and stretched her tiny hands on a board for a week until they could reach across an octave.
Costumed for most of the play in widow's black, her body taut, almost wired, hands stretched, her face blanched with sorrow, she lives every moment of this tragedy with an intensity rarely encountered in the theatre.
