Sentence examples for their fist from inspiring English sources
Now people pound their fist, say: 'Blake Griffin, baby.
NEVER give bullies dead air – it gives their fist more velocity.
People hold out their fist or hover their hand in the air, expecting you to reciprocate their juvenile greeting.
His only criticism of modern-day golf was "the way they pump their fist when they make a putt.
In his inaugural address, Mr Obama said he would extend a hand to those willing to unclench their fist.
They will say anything and do anything to keep those few extra dollars clenched in their fist.
IF COUNTRIES like Iran are willing to unclench their fist, Barack Obama said this week on Arabic television, they will find an "extended hand" from America.
"There has long been the notion of an enemy of the city here, someone for everyone to shake their fist at," Campanella said.
"Anyone who raises their fist in this country will experience the combined resistance of the entire civil society of this republic," Mr. Koch said.
It is rare for foreign officials to address labor conventions, much less raise their fist in solidarity with the union members.
The lyrics stop shaking their fist at the evils of modern life and revert back to childhood, a topic that informed the most celebrated songs from Funeral.
