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before he hit the ground; he had not even had the moment it would have taken to throw his hands out to break his fall.

I threw my hands out to brace the fall, and my hand drove into a broken tree branch beneath it, opening a hole in the middle of my palm.

Receiver Now i what you to hold your hands out in front of you, with both palms facing.

"It was this big, " he says, stretching his hands out in front of him.

Tessie Hutchinson was in the center of a cleared space by now, and she held her hands out desperately as the villagers moved in on her.

He holds his hands out in front of him then, cupped like he is drinking water.

He made solid eye contact with everybody in the room, he pulled his hands out of his pockets and used purposeful, assertive hand gestures.

He spread his hands out to them as if he were giving them a blessing.

To see if you'd like to change its proportions, hold your hands out in front of you and try cropping this as a vertical.

"I noticed this little girl was leaning against the glass with both hands out stretched staring at the 'big kitties', " he said.

They had an arrangement by which he placed twelve dollars a week in her hands, out of which to pay current expenses.

When he hands out a card with a cartoon on the back the recipient knows "Hey this guy makes cartoons. "

Photo thirty-two: Jinghong doesn't speak, just silently hands out "the goodies " the reporter gave her to the kids around her.

And she put her hands out. And she had no fingers, only a stump and a couple of bumps.

The British Plain English Campaign annually hands out the prize for the most nonsensical remark made by a public figure.

The doctor not only gives medical treatment but hands out helpful advice to all his patients as well.

The first tip on our list of the top 10 tips to show confidence with body language is to keep your hands out of your pockets.

The local government hands out subsidies, but still, it's hard to run a business far from the main trading centers.

"Well, " said Hanson, after a while, sticking his hands out before him, "what can you do? "

He didn't say a word and took his hands out of his pockets.

The little boy pulled his hands out and count a number of coins in it.

hold your hands out in front you widely apart to move them up and down.

To emphasize physical size such as length, width, hold your hands out in front of you widely apart to move them up and down.

Mr. Zhou said he hands out an average of 500 coffee cups every time the group meets.

Lenny took his bare red hands out of his pockets and bent down to refasten the snow- crusted , icy metal clasps.

When you want others to trust you, keep your hands out of your pockets.

The solution here is too simple: Take your hands out of your pocket and use them for purposeful, assertive hand gestures.

If you notice this starting to occur, drop the weight and go back to simply holding your hands out of the water.

The US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, which hands out drilling permits, was swift to respond, saying that "there is no such deal" .

So, please try to give your hands out to them, give them a feeling living in a home.

I boldly take her hands out of the cabin, her hands are cold and dedicated, and so my heart is so deplored.

Sounds like a bunch of liberals out here with their hands out wanting everything to be their way and to be paid for.

Get your hands out of me.

The Goal programme may help not just Mr Blatter, because Mr Bin Hammam chairs the committee that hands out money for it.

Cheeky monkey! Get your hands out of my biscuits tin.

You'd have a swell time if you had to eat the truck that new steward hands out to us at the Athletic Club.

Government hands out again, certainly in Shanghai next rescheduling planning, capacity rates will play an important role.

Take your hands out of your pockets.

The old lady is so kind that she always hands out.

Don't reach your head or hands out of the window in a running vehicle.

so that their thumbs touch their thighs before they bring their hands out of the water.

The waiter hands out everyone a life jacket in the ship.

cried she, and stretched her hands out over a little blue crocus, that hung quite sickly on one side.

He hands out reading assignments, splices movie scenes into film sessions and calls out players in the press.

They will not be happy when Wall Street hands out billions in bonuses very soon.

Rather than forcing the hands out, you'll learn to work with the water.

But I can't keep my hands out the cookie jar.

The best investors, like poker players, sit most hands out.

This mistake is common in younger swimmers. They just pull their hands out too quickly.

Our senior scientists, with their hands out wisdom and powers to defend the dignity of the motherland.

He's a little shy. Try kneeling down. Hold your hands out and he'll come.

In this photograph he hands out commemorative coins to U. S. servicemen.

The centre of the house is a round little bar where his cousin hands out coffee.

Take our hands out of control.

Get your hands out of there! No!

Just remain in your seats and don't stick your heads or hands out the windows.

The Civic Hall too sends leaflets to 12, 500 households, and hands out more at the annual carnival and on Bonfire Night.

The item manager hands out shared items for simple and auditable types of items.

Can't keep my hands, my hands my hands out the cookie jar.

[holds hands out] So, here you have, let's see, I have got ten fingers only here at the moment.

The government still hands out medals for large families.

There are a lot of really neat, very good robotic hands out there in the market.

And Xiao Que raise his hands out of instinct

you'll put your hands out in the air, you'll catch that ball, yes this i swear

A lot of younger swimmers will pull their hands out of the water,

or who hands out high grades for ordinary achievement ends up with uninspired students,

Coach Sung hands out soy milk (Veggie Meal) to him

Of ur new friends they beggin with their hands out