Sentence examples for where hand from inspiring English sources

James A. Reilly once worked with Father Hand at Rathwilliam College, where Hand was the senior dean of discipline and Reilly a highly respected Latin teacher — until, thoughtlessly, impulsively, he kissed a 12-year-old boy on the mouth in the middle of a lecture on Horace's "Odes".

At each site, the researchers took samples at regular intervals above and below the level where hand axes were found.

Meanwhile, the head of the nonprofit theater where "Hand to God" ran this fall disclosed that it would return there for an eight-week encore this winter.

The team has been working closely with NHS Blood and Transplant and also colleagues in Lyon, France, where hand transplants were pioneered in 1998.

I didn't even base any of the main characters on real people, outside of the part where Hand says that a good bowel movement is better than bad sex — a guy I knew from college said that a lot.

The oldest known rock art is in Spain, where hand stencils and red disks made by blowing paint onto the wall in El Castillo cave are at least 40,800 years old, according to scientists.

And there is a place called Amer Fort where hand-painted elephants take you to the entrance.

And the one in a trailer at the edge of a Maryland farm where hand-sewn curtains dotted with hearts covered the windows.

When the ESPN2 announcer said, "We have not seen the Senegal defense this distressed," he could have been describing the Baobab crowd, where hand-wringing had replaced embraces.

Most visitors go first to the bright, spacious visitor center, where hand-carved and painted wooden models of raptors hang from the ceiling.

Deep in the infield encampments, where hand-lettered signs proclaimed "Redneck Heaven" and the "Nascar ghetto," flags flew with Earnhardt's face superimposed over the Confederate cross.