Sentence examples for taking the hand from inspiring English sources

The car drew up and he stepped out to give a clenched fist salute before taking the hand of his radiant-looking wife, Winnie, and advancing towards the gates 10 yards away, which symbolised freedom.

A quality that definitely wasn't strained (which is more than can be said for the contents of a Dalek sewer), leaving viewers with the image of the Doctor taking the hand of one of his greatest enemies and leading a scared little boy off through the mist.

The artwork for Come Fly With Me shows a snappily dressed Sinatra taking the hand of a girl as he cocks his thumb towards a TWA Lockheed Constellation, the last of the great American piston-engine airliners.

Koniecpolski remarried soon after, taking the hand of 16-year-old Zofia Opalińska, daughter of future Crown Marshal Łukasz Opaliński, on 16 January 1646.

"Taking the hand of a neighbour's child is no longer instinctual.

Henry took the hand in his hands.

"No, take the hand truck," the man scolded.

It takes the hand if you give it the hand".

I took the hand truck from James, then called Yeltsin.

I took the hand of my sobbing boy and started home.

"You have to take the hand you were dealt and we'll be prepared".