Sentence examples for swap hands from inspiring English sources
Most people, myself included, hold the plane in their right hand for right-handed waves and then reach it across their body for left-handed waves (or vice versa for left-handed people), though you can also swap hands.
This has seen multiple local properties swap hands, perhaps in recognition that the takeout aggregator space is increasingly a winner-takes-all market, where competing hard can be costly in terms of customer acquisition and retention.
"By careful analysis you'll start to notice things and think, 'That took longer than I thought it would,' 'There's a lot of risk, time or cost associated with doing x, y and z' or 'They had to swap hands three times just to comfortably use this tool,'" says Fearis.
Ever since the popular dating apps realised the need to monetize their product, they've really clamped down on the male technique of 'right swipe until finger cramps up, swap hands, right swipe some more.' These days, even men have to be selective in their swiping, lest they subject themselves to paying for an app, heaven forbid.
Swap hands; hold the scalpel with your left hand.
An exchange component allows people to swap hand sanitizer, rubbing alcohol, etc. for drinkable booze.
But they had more recently become a currency themselves, swapping hands for around $12,000 each.
Shares in Youku, which went public in December 2010, swapped hands at almost $27 apiece in early afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
This messy conclusion dropped out at the end of a 33-hour process starting after lunch on Monday, during which, on average, one shadow cabinet post swapped hands every 11 hours.
An army spokesman, Philip Aguer, said monitors from the regional bloc Igad were being sent to Bentiu, capital of the northern oil-producing Unity state, which has swapped hands repeatedly in the conflict.
The home in which JK Rowling lived from nine to 18 has also just swapped hands, reportedly to a keen reader who liked the idea of going from having her books in his house to his books in her house.
