Sentences with phrase «many hands grasping»

You have a unique, rich, second - nature, short - hand grasp of your industry, services, and benefits — your customers don't.

On the one hand I grasp the necessity of contentment.

On the other hand I grasp the necessity of change.

I could see a wrinkled hand grasp the bar of the grocery cart now and then, but I couldn't really see her face.

I dealt fine with my own lack of sleep, but I could see that every day he was becoming overtired and not acting like himself (cranky, aggressive, eyes darting, hands grasping wildly).

These days will be over all - too - soon, and a mom may be surprised to find herself longing to go back in time to experience just one more day of a tiny hand grasping her finger and a toddler nestled in her lap, sleeping peacefully.

You can foster the development of your baby's hand grasp by placing an infant rattle or soft toy in the palm of her hand and letting her close her fingers around the object.

Hinchey, a broad smile on his face, greeted almost everyone personally with what friends call «a half - Hinchey,» a firm handshake with the left hand grasping the other person's forearm.

The many hands grasping at the large bronze globe at the Hall of Planet Earth knew just where to land.

Before long all he could see were his hands grasping the line in front of him.

Luke contains six user - selectable hand grasps that allow the wearer to perform a variety of everyday tasks, such as clasping keys, turning doorknobs, or pulling the trigger on a tool.

Sit on the edge of a bench with your hands grasping the edge on each side of your hips.

Your other hand grasps the wrist of the hand holding the pull up bar.

Method: Take an AB wheel on your both the hand grasp it on the ground in front of you.

Begin with your knees slightly bent, your torso flat and at about a 45 - degree angle to the floor, your working arm extended down toward the floor (palm facing in), and your nonworking hand grasping the machine or on your thigh to stabilize yourself.

What is more, the pectoralis major EMG amplitude is greater when performing the push up using a suspension system with the hands grasping the handles (Snarr et al. 2013).

Sitting at the end of the bench, hands grasping the sides of the bench distally while the trunk was slightly inclined posteriorly with knees slightly bent and extended parallel to the floor, participants flexed the trunk and brought the knees to the chest and then back out for 1 repetition.

Now, with the other hand grasp the towel at chest level.

With one hand grasping together the two ends of the towel, your upper body will start the gradual climbing movement by alternating your two hands in grabbing a higher piece of the towel.

Often shooting the action with sweeping pans a la «Afterschool» (a film more transparently indebted to the clinical approach of Michael Haneke), he tends to keep shots at the consistent level of heads bobbing along back alleys, hands as they hold onto one another, hips as they thrust together, until the routine is unsettled by bodies falling where they ought not to be, with hands grasping at feet and other indications of unease quietly coming to the forefront.

He took a step away, but one of the men now shut the heavy door, and a gloved hand grasped him over the mouth and jerked his head back.

The disc is divided into four quarters, each a different colour, identifying with balls of four various colours zooming around the playfield and four differently - coloured wall - mounted hands grasping out,...

The classmating aspect involves you watching a silhouette of a female disciple and her hand grasping yours.

She is represented here by three photographs: two iconic platinum palladium prints of tabletop still lifes and a mysterious gelatin silver print of a hand grasping at a silvery, conical form.

Somewhat less button - pushing will be the booth of the Los Angeles gallery David Kordansky, showing punchy and graphic paintings and sculptures by Will Boone, including the enamel on bronze sculpture «Prisoner» (2017), depicting hands grasping prison bars.

Her left hand is placed on her hip, causing her shoulder to cock up seductively, while in her right hand she grasps a large, flesh - colored, double - pronged dildo and presses it firmly between her legs.

To the right, a pregnant woman's figure is outlined — the loose, multiple lines demarcating her arms suggest fast, gestural movement — as her hands grasp hotly desired banned substances: a glass of wine and a lit cigarette.

So when I saw Rachel collapse on our bed, her hands grasping and ungrasping like an infant's, I called the ambulance.

Not exact matches

She tries to struggle out of his grasp and manages to hold her blaster to his face, but he grabs it from her hands.

When she was satisfied with the amount she'd eaten, she immediately pushed the plate across the table and slid her water glass in front of her, grasping it with both hands.

Introduction to grasping reality with both hands: Private university students who try to take out $ 250,000 in student loans when they're barely out of puberty are patted on the back and given directions to a high - quality local state university.

So when it comes time to recruit, you've got a community on hand ready to grasp the opportunity to come onboard.

Americans fluent in the language, on the other hand, tend to take on higher - paying, communication - intensive jobs that are out of reach of those without a strong grasp of English.

Her lawyer, Patrick Higgins, questioned how she could have damaged the device while her hands were covered with protective mitts designed to keep her from grasping anything.

Hands figures his Grade 5 music teacher grasped his talent correctly when handing out roles for the school choir — he made the tick - tock sounds for «Grandfather's clock.»

Before you know it you'll have fully grasped the topic at hand.

«Camp this year will be workshop and boot camp style; presenters will share content and knowledge, but we will also hand out worksheets and other takeaways that will help attendees grasp knowledge, but more importantly, know how to implement it.»

Rather, a grasp of the situation with Chinese lithium producers and converters is crucial as the supply pinch and resulting price spike is due to the inability of Chinese converters to get their hands on adequate lithium supply.

As we tell Kweller goodbye, he hugs my wife like an old friend, grasps my hand, and smiles.

No image built by our hands can ever grasp that concept.

But the New York Times writer failed to grasp that the article in Italian was commenting on off - hand remarks by Pope Francis at an audience in November, suggesting that perhaps he agrees with Paul VI, who once said to a young boy that his dog would be with him in heaven.

The challenge in Peter attempting to walk on the water toward Jesus is that Jesus holds his hand toward each of us grasping us if we should fall.

What matters is that I am walking toward Jesus, whose hand is held toward me, stretched out in invitation, stretched out to grasp me should I fall.

In a deeply moving encounter in Dhaka, Francis greeted and blessed a group of Rohingya Muslim refugees, grasping their hands and listening to their stories in a show of public solidarity amid Asia's worst refugee crisis in decades.

This scheme allows that the rule of God in the public orders is not primarily in the hands of believers but is communicated to all persons through the natural orders and can be grasped through conscience and moral reason.

Close your eyes, grasp hands, and imagine that he's someone who annoys you.

Francis blessed one little girl, placing his hand on her head, and grasped the shoulder of a young man.

And when, as in the United Methodist Book of Discipline, one attempts to grasp the oneness of life, the effort is split up into «Doctrine and Doctrinal Statements» on the one hand, and the «Social Principles» on the other.

On the other hand, the man who plays the game sometimes has a better grasp of its essentials than the man who merely observes.

To equate a hand grenade to the big bang shows a complete inability to grasp scientific principals.