Sentence examples for to hands from inspiring English sources
noun
The part of the fore limb below the forearm or wrist in a human, and the corresponding part in many other animals.
- Her hands are really strong.
Half of the carry would have gone to Hands himself.
"Gimme, gimme your heart... ...... they sang to "Hands Up," madly waving their arms.
A limb stump, for example, can occasionally give rise to hands with extra digits.
"Key in!" says FCE-6. "Leg's unsecure!" "Key to Hands!" "Key in!" "Hands unsecure!" "Key out!
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Hands on Tzedakah.
Winter is punishing to hands -- particularly hands that regularly cook, clean, swim or care for infants.
He gave new meaning to hands-on.
A guide to hands-off investing for the long term.
Should developing nations pay more attention to hands-on training for less academically-inclined youth?
This approach has led to hands-on help, such as the city's Sustainable Works program.
At times reduced to hands-on scrambling, I'm only dimly aware of the breathtaking views.
