Sentence examples for the left hand when from inspiring English sources

Liszt's Mephisto Waltz No 1 brought with it extremes of sensuality and abrasion, along with too much weight in the left hand when the music gets violent.

Nothing was ever hurried It took her a long time to set the table, and she had a species of orientation trouble, never remembering which was the left hand when serving.

The subjects were required to react with the left hand when the arrowhead pointed to the left and with the right hand when the arrowhead pointed to the right.

In relation to the current study this account would predict that subjects would covertly simulate a response with the left hand when the observed action occurred on the left of the screen and covertly simulate a response with the right hand when the observed action occurred on the right of the screen.

At our facility the patient receives an intravenous (IV) drip infusion in the left hand when admitted to the ward.

Hold the tie with your left hand when the open side of the bag facing up and the filled side of the bag facing down Keep holding the tie and spin the upper side of the plastic bag with your right hand so it will get a shape of a straight stiff stick, between the base of the tie and the bag entrance.

They had hoped the search would be guided by clues from the author's life, such as the loss of the use of his left hand when he was 24 and the fact that he had taken at least one bullet to the chest.

Galloway also appears to consider Khan, a Muslim, an inadequate practitioner of his faith, telling the Evening Standard that the Labour man erred by holding the Koran "in his left hand" when he met the monarch and that this "wasn't missed by people who care about these things".

Anthony, who scored a team-high 23 points (3 in the second half), cut the middle finger on his left hand when he dived onto the Knicks' bench to chase a loose ball after a Smith block with 2 minutes 10 seconds left.

Bradley was holding his helmet in his left hand when he left the field through a tunnel that leads to an X-ray room.

For example, more time is required to initiate a response in experiments in which the instructions are "Press the button with your right hand when the green light comes on, but with your left hand when the red light comes on" than if the instructions are, "Push the button if either light comes on".