Sentence examples for widen hand from inspiring English sources

Erin's eyes widen, hand to her heart.

As the stories poured out, eyes sparkled, smiles widened, hands danced.

Ask a Somali taxi driver in Streatham or Shepherd's Bush what they remember of Mogadishu and their eyes widen, their hands leave the steering wheel in wild gesticulations and they become poets, rapturously describing it as a jewel, the ancient, sophisticated pearl of the Indian Ocean.

"She makes these little meatloaf cakes about that big," he said, widening his hands to the size of a saucer, "and covers them with this sweet sauce".

In particular, the carotenoids are low-molecular antioxidants whose biosynthesis in leaves is increased in response to stress in order to quench reactive oxygen species on the one hand and to widen the absorption spectrum of available light radiation for plants due to physicochemical properties of their molecules on the other hand.

He was the source of inspiration for the creation of works for the left hand, widening the scope of piano repertory.

A man's left hand widens the lids of her left eye; his right begins to draw a straight razor across it.

The first variation came with the September 1956 issue, which widened the left hand strip of white to allow room to print story titles and author names.

1, 2 Similarly, in humans and nonhuman primates amputation of the hand widens and shifts the face cortical territory.

Slide leather or metal disks down the blade to the cross guard to widen the protection for your hand.

Although it is established that the face representation in the cortex can widen after traumatic loss of the hand, our results indicate that hand loses cortical activity after a relatively small loss of facial movements.