Sentence examples for wearing hands from inspiring English sources
About ten years ago, I startled a grande dame by asking her if the cocktail dress she was wearing, hands down the chicest in the room, wasn't a Dior, from 1948.
But did you know that she was wearing hands full of midi rings way before we even had a name for the oddly-placed jewelry?
Most porters are underequipped, wearing hand-me-down clothes and boots.
In "Gone," the girls are introduced wearing hand-me-down shoes "still molded by the shapes of other feet".
The pilfered eggs are hatched in incubators, and the chicks are reared by humans wearing hand puppets resembling adult condors.
Zimbabwe has banned the import and sale of second-hand underwear after the Finance Minister said women should not suffer the indignity of wearing hand-me-down lingerie.
The annual Birthday Meltdown (see "Festivals") is a tour de force of recrimination and self-loathing, highlighted by fanciful stilt-walkers and dancers wearing hand-sewn headdresses.
(In 2008, he was brutally mauled by Antonio Margarito, who was caught in his next fight wearing hand wraps illicitly stiffened with plaster).
He sat upstairs in Section 301 among a group of four adults and six children, wearing hand-painted T-shirts in support of Iceland.
Young Indian women wearing hand-woven saris in different styles.
Wearing hand-made wooden goggles and armed with a spear, he first prepares himself mentally.
