Sentence examples for striking hands from inspiring English sources

The nearly two-dozen women watched instructor Nicole Daniels demonstrate a tactic called palm striking: hands up, fingers back and use the bottom of the palm to smack an attacker squarely in the nose.

Another British periodical, The Eclectic Review, reacted to the evidence ("facts take fire") by expressing dread of "finding ourselves striking hands with Southern slavery".

Of Greene's striking hands she writes that the palms were "somewhat afflicted by what I imagine was Dupuyten's contracture, a condition in which a strap of thickened tissue progressively constricts the flesh," possibly not a piece of information that occurs to one spontaneously.

Look over the non striking hand for the cork.

(Elbow straight) Make sure your right (striking) hand is in a fist.

Deals were struck, hands shaken.

Mississippi is a state that roils with poverty and pride, and gubernatorial candidates who don't at least try to "strike hands" with every voter in the state still risk the dread appellation "uppity".

Ms. Burton's Hedda, after all, instinctively strikes hand-holding poses of conjugal happiness with her husband whenever a new visitor arrives.

Rodwell leveller appears to strike hand.

Hand and finger contusions and fractures may also occur by striking the hand on the lane line or by striking the hand of another swimmer.

Bailey, 29, has been charged with Grade C striking with hand, arm or shoulder in the 15th minute and Grade B striking with hand, arm or shoulder in the 48th minute.