Sentences with phrase «clasped hands»

To date, her work includes large - scale monoprints of historic building facades, intimate portraits of vanishing Arctic ice and small - scale hand casts that record the space between clasped hands of new immigrants.

Rinjin had taken a last look at the empty sky, shaken his head at my stubbornness, and clasped my hand in farewell.

Seated Woman with Clasped Hands Artist: Dame Barbara Hepworth 1903 - 1975 Date: 1949 Classification: on paper, unique Medium: Oil paint and graphite on paper Dimensions: unconfirmed: 470 x 355 mm Accepted by HM Government in lieu of inheritance tax 2010 and allocated to Tate 2012 © Bowness

If you are familiar with bridge pose than adding clasped hands as a modification may be just the thing you needed for and extra shoulder release.

It has an attractive display and expandable storage, a not - too - shabby 2540mAh battery inside and the best feeling back plate we've clasped our hands on in recent times.

Finally, Melania seemed to relent and the couple clasped hands.

But they only clasped hands after someone in the room said: «Shake hands, please.»

Cuomo and Paterson clasped hands during the pre-dinner prayer.

He jammed his hands into his pockets then yanked them right out again, and mimicking e, clasped his hands at his crotch.

One gleans, reassured by the painting's title, that its bold black lines depict clasped hands.

Interlace your fingers and support your head with clasped hands.

«To watch them play together is to watch the two clasped hands of God.

Inspired by Sumerian figures which often feature enlarged heads and clasped hands as a means of emphasising their humanity.

Rather than placing a diamond on these rings though, the rings would have a symbol that represented two clasped hands on them, called fede rings.

Please find other ways to greet each other,» reads a sign at the NICU which is accompanied by a picture of two clasped hands with a big «no - no» slash through them.

The story of the universe tells of a love so encompassing, so pure, so whole, so full, so creative that it brings forth life and choice and possibility, a life more abundant of sunrises and first laughs and covenants and glaciers and clasped hands and pine trees and sacrifice and resurrection and tongues of fire and bread and wine.

They «clasped hands,» according to one account, «and amidst welcomes, thanksgivings and tears, they locked arms stood together in their reformed relations.»

Every time a girl approached the facility, a crew of five yellow - jacketed vigilantes surrounded her in the parking lot like a swarm of hornets, clasped hands, and escorted her into the doors so as to protect her from... us.

His cheeks were packed full, stretched taut like two water balloons about to burst and as he clasped his hand over his mouth, so did I.

Place your head in your clasped hands and walk your feet in toward your head until your legs are straight.

Hold the weight straight in front of your chest with arms perpendicular to your torso and clasped hands.

Reach your clasped hands down your back and puff up your chest before forward bending your upper body inside your right knee.

Bring the knuckles of the clasped hands to the wall.

If you are just beginning to practice this pose, press the bases of your palms together and snuggle the back of your head against the clasped hands.

They shifted from foot to foot, occasionally breathing on to their clasped hands in a futile attempt to warm them.

He sat down at the same table as the old man, and both of them clasped their hands round the cups.

Relating events from the front line in a letter to his mother, a young British soldier tells of the remarkable moment on Christmas Day when French, English and German men laid down their weapons and clasped hands, sharing biscuits and good wishes.

The other stands beside her, watching the dance unfold: the circling couples, the clasped hands, the drumming shoes, the whirling skirts, the bounce of the floor.

He clasped his hands tightly together, hoping that the shake in his fingers would not be seen.

She blew smoke forcefully over my feet, three times, my clasped hands, three times, and my forehead, three times.

In Rose Rock, 1972, a thick field of ambiguous forms feels culled from an estuary of dreams: Fingers on a clasped hand are coffee beans; sea anemones are a network of intestines; a jacket lapel is just a jagged line.

Congratulations to our colleagues at Orlando Weekly for their stirring current edition, which carries the cover headline «Orlando United» and an image of clasped hands.