Sentences with phrase «hand clutch»

To maintain your absolute stunning overall look, don't forget to add black sunglasses, miniature hand clutch bag and pointed heels.

All this was accomplished so quickly that the priest felt no pain, but only boundless shock as the grip released him and he stumbled forward, one hand clutching at his perforated throat in a vain attempt to stem the flow of the warm blood that sluiced irresistibly through his fingers.

As clutches are very in so there is a variety of hand clutch purses in market.

There was some mention of «supersonic speeds» and a guy sitting in a chair, white - knuckled hands clutching the armrests, yelling, wearing sunglasses, his hair and necktie blown back by what was implied to be the speed of said CD - ROM drives available for purchase.

The outfit is completed thanks to big black sunglasses, miniature hand clutch bag and heeled black - white sandals.

Girls and women love to take stylish hand clutches matching with their outfit with them while going out.

Unusual, Victorian Mother of Pearl Earrings of carved hands clutching floral bouquets.

In doing so, Holden Caulfield becomes less a spontaneous fictional creation than the logical sum of Salinger's romantic frustrations, his run - ins with hectoring authority figures, and his scarring visions of Nazi death camps (realized on budget here as blue - tinted glimpses of gaunt silhouettes and hands clutching past barbed wire).

Although with my tiny hands, there was no way I'd be walking around with this thing in a one - handed clutch like I might with a Paperwhite.

Of course, I'd be remiss not to mention the storm with its giant purple clouds and creepy smile — you can even see hands clutching out from the storm clouds on occasions... creepy...

Curated by Ellie Rines, the works on view range from Herschlein's wall sculpture featuring hands clutching a belt to Denise Kupferschmidt's paintings of two people in familiar, full - body scan poses.

Elevated onto a plinth in a back corner is an untitled work from the «70s with two red hands clutching and climbing a partial rope supported by a cylindrical white base — a fragmented scene, a plumbed concept.

The coup de grace comes when the national anthem starts playing and the American athlete sings along, his eyes brimming with patriotic tears and his hand clutching a small cross.

Stretched out over the edge of a deep precipice, one hand clutching the branch of a blue Juniper growing from the rock, we peer down as far as we dare.

Today's modern, hardworking men and women can often be seen multi-tasking in the centre of busy cities, hands clutching their morning caffeinated beverage, determined looks upon their faces.

Researchers discovered another hidden layer: Under the woman's cloak, Picasso painted an image of her hand clutching a piece of bread, the team announced here today at the annual meeting of AAAS, which publishes Science.

The teenage driver looks panicked, one hand clutching the steering wheel, the other hand clenching a cell phone.

Hand clutches are again in fashion after a long time in fashion World.

Her dress shoes and hand clutch all are amazing.

Dressed in jacket and tie, William Yuan sits in the basement of the U.S. Library of Congress, his hands clutching the bench beneath him.

Once on the track, that hand clutch isn't needed and I begin to warm up the tires and brakes, as well as my brain.

Acura set the clutch into auto mode, allowing me to release the hand clutch at a standstill.

First gear clunks in after I pull the hand clutch with my left pinky finger and then select 1st gear by pulling a shift paddle.

The biggest change from other GT race cars I've driven is the hand clutch, as the dual - clutch NSX road car wasn't designed to accommodate a wider, clutch - equipped racing pedal box.

One hand clutched a small glass, full with an equal mixture of red wine and grape juice; the other lay on the armrest, long fingers digging into the worn velvet covers.

An open coffin containing the body of a gypsy fortune - teller, her hand clutching a similar playing card.

-- one hand clutching a cable!

Though presented as the main subject, the watches throw the viewer's eye towards other details: the string handles of designer shopping bags (Watches # 1320), a hand clutching an iPhone and a packet of Marlboros (Watches # 37).

Her hands clutch tightly at a bunch of wilted lilies; the shadow of her veil falls across the bride's face like a bloody scar.

Jeff Koons is donating a giant public sculpture of a hand clutching tulips to the city of Paris, in memory of the victims of last year's ISIS attacks.

It is this loss of their traditional cultures that his listless figures seem to mourn, their bright fabrics hanging limply from their bodies, their hands clutching ritual objects whose functions seem less and less apparent.

Through the Foundation the Albers created in the early»70s in the service of «the revelation and evocation of vision through art» I find a photo of the couple in 1933 aboard the SS Europa to America, their hands clutched, Josef holding their passports.

Another bronze sculpture, The Welcoming Hands 1996 (Jardin des Tuileries, Paris) for instance, shows the artist's hands clutching those of Gorovoy and in the series of drawings 10 am is When You Come to Me 2006 their hands reach out, meet and interact in a reflection on their friendship and working relationship.

With the «Poster» tab selected, you can see the current default poster is a hand clutching a golden crown.