Sentence examples for vigorous hand from inspiring English sources
To be fair to Rubio, with a combination of eye contact and vigorous hand gestures, he was doing a decent job with the tough task of delivering a lengthy speech to a camera in an empty room.
Best played a hard, vigorous hand as Ireland's hooker while the No 8 Jamie Heaslip operated at 2009 Lions pitch, his energy level way beyond anything mustered by his direct opponent, Nick Easter.
(ATM grade 3, meaning it can withstand a vigorous hand washing and the rain. You can't swim, bathe or dive with it).
SPIN ME A KISS had speed between foes then dueled outside the runner-up, took a short lead in upper stretch under a vigorous hand ride and inched away late under steady handling.
STARTING BLOC a step slow to begin, angled in and settled inside then a bit off the rail, went outside a rival on the backstretch, came out four wide into the stretch, rallied under a vigorous hand ride to gain the lead nearing the sixteenth pole, drifted in and held under a long hold late.
BELLAFINA four wide into and on the first turn, pressed the pace outside then three deep into and on the second turn, took the lead under some urging nearing the stretch, kicked clear under a vigorous hand ride while drifting inward in midstretch, continued to drift inward in deep stretch under good handling then a long hold in the final strides.
If you feel the need to take precautions (vigorous hand-washing, gloves, other "hot pepper hands" remedies), do so.
Five or six bullet points, reinforced when you saw him with vigorous hand-chops, summed up any argument.
The Guardian recorded: "The protesters fought a brief but vigorous hand-to-hand struggle with a number of keepers specially enrolled for the occasion.
It is also a work of astounding formal beauty, in which elaborate, computer-generated backgrounds merge seamlessly with the vigorous, hand-drawn animation of the foreground characters.
Small producers all over the Middle East still use caldrons, paddles and troughs — and the strength of young men for some vigorous hand-kneading — to produce the most coveted, fluffy halvah.
