Sentence examples for turn hands from inspiring English sources

Scleroderma means "hard skin," a hallmark of the illness that can turn hands purple as if from frostbite and can curl fingers into woodlike nonfunctioning.

That drumbeat of results is supposedly designed to "depress Republican enthusiasm," which in turn hands victories to the Democrats.

Turn hands sideways with the fingers together, so that they are less visible.

Lehmann eventually handed them to another fan, who in turn handed them to the owner.

The sergeant, in turn, handed it to General Swannack and saluted.

England's 30-3 defeatoto Wales crushed their Grand Slam hopes and in turn handed the title across the border.

The detectives in turn handed him over to investigators with the department's Special Victims Squad, the police said.

Each, in turn, handed him a convention badge to sign, the entire group cheering every pen stroke.

When Yeltsin handed power to Putin, he, in turn, handed Yeltsin a package of comforts and a grant of legal immunity.

"We need to turn hand-raisers into ambassadors and advocates by educating them bit by bit".

The 1998 report shows Fernandez, in turn, handing off to someone else.