fistful

Well, you know, if I was you, I would get myself to the Bahamas, grab a fistful of that slut's hair and take back my man.

Tyrion seized her by the wrist, pulled her to her feet, and threw a fistful of clothing into her face.

Jon took a fistful of dried kernels from the sack by the door and scattered them on the floor, then claimed the chair.

When I returned to Auja in early May, its spring had been reduced toa trickle, leaving the village as dry as a fistful of talcum powder.

As I was speaking, somebody started passing a hat along the bar, and before I knew it, I was handed a fistful of cash, nearly $500.

It really stands a good chance of winning a fistful of Tony Awards in a few months.

First, the official inflation numbers should be taken with a fistful of salt.

There's an interesting discussion of the rejection in this post at A Fistful of Euros.

One man jumped on the platform, grabbed a fistful of dollars and threw it to the crowd.

The child seized fistful of nuts.

Tory posters show Mr Brown clutching fistful of union dollars and ask darkly what he will give in return.

In a flurry of F-and-C-words he threw a fistful of coins at the taxi.

If you're an adult and you believe this, then make sure you stuff a fistful of condoms in your mouth before sucking face.

Grabs a fistful of the infidels hair.

My brother seized a fistful of wires from the box and began to secure them to the back of the computer.

And like a fistful of sand, it can slip right through your hands.

Here I am, and in this city, with a fistful of dollars.

The clouds that rained down on bus-awaiting Britons were now a cuddly fistful , letting loose a few drops;