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My daughter spent much of today riding her bike up and down our street with my hubby next to her, one hand on her shoulder.

Soldiers stood all around the Knave of Hearts, and near the King was the White Rabbit, with a trumpet in one hand.

Now, as she talked, the fingers of one hand played over its yarn, as if inspecting her own workmanship.

The purpose of my visit to this city is to talk business on the one hand and to see my old friend on the other.

I was wondering while I saw my neighbor Stephen came out with a chair in one hand and a pile of newspaper under the other arm.

My grandmother used to say to me, "You can count the number of your true friends on the fingers of one hand. "

She held one hand to her forehead, and bending slowly, she reached out with her free arm, nearly touching a dark mass lying in the road.

On one hand, the narrator tells the story of two heroes: Rat and I. They were trying to get rid of alienation and find the exit in life.

On the one hand, there is no denying that Internet is currently one of the most efficient media used for interpersonal communication.

I tried to be normal and used one hand, but unfortunately it was just a gutter ball.

I realized I needed another hand! I held my bouquet in one hand, Cognac on his leASh in the other, but I needed to hold the bASket AS well.

I was on my back in a couple of inches of mud, grasping him with all my strength, one hand around his throat.

It's as if they come into this world with a game controller in one hand and a mouse in the other.

On the one hand, the owners are easy to operate as a professional line-up change remnant, to attract more customers and bigger and stronger.

It's an artistic expression on one hand, but it's a glimpse into how much rage she's still dealing with, which is pretty scary.

You wear a five-point harness, and the controls are a bit like a powerboat: you control the throttle with one hand, pitch with the other.

Hold the bird in one hand, breast upward and with its rear end toward you. Insert the point of a sharp knife into the throat.

On the one hand his position is analogous to that of a minority shareholder or silent partner in a private business.

She said the war had pulled her family together "like one hand. "

"The army and the people are one hand, " said Khaled Gaber, one of the protesters, on Monday as he clasped his hands together.

My wife sits up in bed with her tablet in one hand and the other stroking our dogs, while paying her husband scant attention.

She was beautiful with her smooth curves, fair skin and raven hair, holding a gold arrow in one hand and a blood red apple in the other.

'When he first came to me, he had a lot of anxiety, not sure if he could go back to the stage with just one hand, ' says Mr.

"I must leave now, " she said, catching up her skirts with one hand and drifting toward the stairs at the side of the terrace.

Oh, you think you're mighty smart, DON'T you? I could lick you with one hand tied behind me, if I wanted to.

Jesse made his way down the slope, one hand close to the ground to break his falls.

And yet, with its rigid currency policy, China is fighting the inflation battle with one hand tied behind its back.

A fisherman lies groaning on a grubby bed, clutching his distended belly with one hand, clasping his wife's hand with the other.

It seems to me that she was a typical "three" : a colleague, a husband, on the one hand I am.

The pair of sticks is maneuvered in one hand, between the thumb and fingers, and used to pick up pieces of food.

He listened for a moment to all this joy with folded arms, and one hand on his mouth.

On the one hand the great conceptual difference between China and the EU results in the long term existence of arguments between them.

Men did not hesitate to a portable with a woman's shoes, one hand on her own woman, a woman posted on a happy face on the shoulders of men.

He was pedaling aimlessly and steering with one hand. She was sitting on the crossbar staring at him through a pair of dark sunglasses.

The author used to be in the habit of choosing passwords that could be typed with one hand at different positions on the keyboard.

mistakes were disastrous . " see that , " joe said , holding up a filmy corset - cover that he could have crumpled from view in one hand.

On the one hand, for her unstable knowledge structure, she had been a specific type of western arts and culture import.

He holds one hand up, the palm open and ready to smack her, again, and Lenny says, "You're taking outside assignments, aren't you? "

On the one hand, the author goes out of his way to have Roman governor after Roman governor say that Jesus is innocent.

Rita is dressed-sort of-in a bathing suit, one hand behind her head, her eyes half-closed, those full, sulky red lips parted.

then, taking hold of her hair with one hand, and lifting up the sword with the other, he was going to take off her head.

and near the King was the White Rabbit, with a trumpet in one hand, and a scroll of parchment in the other.

One hand or not, I think hillbilly needs to be up ahead digging. What you think?

With one hand reached out in front of me I moment on carefully feeling for the switch to turn off the electricity.

Shielding her eyes from the sun with one hand, she squinted and smiled at me, and I blushed to the breast-bone.

Again the next day to see that it already thanks. At the time, I lament the one hand, picked up the side of the petals fall on the ground.

Please do like this, one hand on your back and the other inthe water bucket. Try to wash one hand without the help of the other!

"So, Doc, " he said, letting the back of one hand fall into the palm of the other with an audible slap, "how much time I got? "

He pushed me against a wall, grabbing hold of my handbag with one hand, tugging at it to make me let go.

Practice interlacing the fingers of one hand with the toes of your opposite foot all the way up to the webs of your fingers and toes.

Harry froze with a brass telescope in one hand and a pair of trainers in the other.

Onthe one hand, you would think it'd be a bit of a funny job because you're just sending bogus traffic.

On the one hand, if the body doesn't have enough cholesterol, we would not be able to survive.

Obama said he understood that intelligence officials must sometimes feel that they are working with one hand tied behind their backs.

We won't kvetch too much about its 3. 26-pound weight, as the laptop's easy to slip inside a bag or even hold with one hand.

"Can I help you? " said a friendly voice. And there was Laurie, with a full cup in one hand and a plate of ice in the other.

Few people are truly ambidextrous, with one hand always being at least slightly dominant over the other.

And when he arrived on the scene, he saw a man holding a gun with one hand, and a small child with the other.

On the one hand, he wanted to have the race, on the other, he did not want to turn the lady away.

The next evening, when his teacher asked him to illustrate the sound of one hand, Toyo began to play the music of the geishas.

On the one hand, there is a great deal of polling data, which is at least suggestive of general trends.

On the one hand the political impasse does not seem to be doing the country any harm.

Just follow the media. On the one hand in technology and sexuality everything seems to be possible.

He was holding a bag or sack of some type in one hand and was pulling feathers out of it with the other.

He sat up, one hand still on his scar, the other reaching out in the darkness for his glasses, which were on the bedside table.

The insurrection had abruptly built barricades with one hand, and with the other seized nearly all the posts of the garrison.

and a lot of people are watching it right now. . . probably has to be a double-edged sword. On the one hand, you think it's kinda funny. . .

On the one hand, it is referred to as the scapegoat for the international crisis, which obstructs other countries' exports and employment.

In the rest of the body, arms and legs may be crossed or held together and one hand may hold the other arm or hand for comfort.

Today, while at my mom's birthday dinner, I started to pretend to drum with one hand, using my left leg as the drums.

She returned to the shop the following morning dressed in a fur coat, with a handbag in one hand and a long umbrella in the other.

You put one hand on your belly and the other on your chest as you breathe in and out.

Or something like Giff: fish-pale, naked, bloody dent in his head, squinting, holding his glasses in one hand.

"Oh, " said Carrie, closing one hand tightly out of sheer nervousness. "What did she have to say? "

To a thing, make a decision very hard sometimes, do not know should it is good to go to wherefrom considers ability on one hand.

So I hung onto the bar again with one hand. If my arms were longer I could have reached the other side as well.

If your foot feels tense, stand with one hand on a wall for support and place the arch of one foot on top of the ball.

He turned away from the bed and began strolling up and down again, one hand in his pocket.

If necessary, keep one hand on your stomach just below your rib cage to feel the movement and rhythm of your breath.

Or sometimes he would just lie beside her, always with one hand moving on her body.

On the one hand, there are those who are prepared to take advantage of every chance that is offered them in life.

On the one hand, Japan's economy is now out of its long funk, and both stock- and property markets are steadily reviving.

Therefore, plays the computer not to be able to fall, after on the one hand which falls to does not have the advantage.

On the one hand, from the point of view, the implementation of accounting standards to ensure true and reliable accounting information.

And Lenny smacks her, hard, one hand across her face, and he says, "You're cheating on me, that's how you are. "

What's wrong with you? You could lick this guy with one hand!

He came in with a teacup in one hand and a piece of bread-and-butter in the other.

Now, once the two are together, the proper way to hold it is to have one hand on top, one hand on the bottom. . .

On the one hand, he said, "The functionary can make no mistake, the magistrate is never the wrong. "

He supported it with one hand and with the other stabbed with his dagger at all who came near him.

Deng Xiaoping once proposed the principle of "both hands" idea, but it turned out to be "GDP one hand" in some grass-root governments.

On the one hand, any species of wildlife, as a critical connection of the ecological chain, helps to set up the ecological balance.

The mother went to kneel at the side of the cradle , gently rocking it with one hand and patting the child with the other .

It says every American has the right and even the responsibility to help shape foreign relations one hand shake at a time.

Zhao Yun killed dozens of Cao Cao's generals with a spear in one hand and a sword in the other. In protecting Ah Dou , he was wounded.

Carrying his box in one hand, he stepped out of the house, closing the door gently behind him.

Then at noon, on the Capitol's west front, he'll raise one hand on the pair of historic bibles raise the other and ushering his second term.

On one hand, visitors and residents in Africa certainly do seem to have the same criterion of hardcore-ness that visitors to China have.

On the one hand, MPT would not work fairly as it was biased towards its affiliation to CT while executing regulation.

He takes one hand off the steering wheel and touches the long welt where my forehead bounced off the steering wheel.

The old man did not appear to notice it, and held both his arms with one hand, with the sovereign indifference of absolute force.

On the one hand, there may be a desire to recoup room for monetary policy in case the economy disappoints and again requires stimulus.

Embry smiled a shy smile and waved with one hand, which he then shoved in the pocket of his jeans.

For almost a year he pondered what the sound of one hand might be.

"On the one hand, in the China market everything seems to be cheap, " Mr So says.

On the one hand fitting perfectly into the architecture of the building, and on the other with a referential twist on Dutch history.

While kneeling , extend one hand to the cat as you call her. Ideally, she'll start sniffing and rubbing her body against your hand.

domestic market on the one hand, and I hope to be able to search for business growth.

Phone while driving is no longer nervous, and you do not have first-hand grasp the steering wheel, one hand held mobile phone.

On the one hand, Mary wanted to stay with her family, on the other hand, She had to leave home and help those soldiers in the hospital.

Peel off the backing paper evenly with one hand whilst smoothing the film to the surface. with your other hand, from the center to edges.

In one hand unable to see, the channel and criss-cross of large cave lost their way.

She considered the likelihood of her making a mistake driving with only one hand and weighed it with John's happiness and her own.

On one hand, my job requires much travelling, sometimes difficult to stay at home for one day in a week, and not worthwhile to rent outside.

Covered in a red scarf and with a basket in one hand, she rushed into the room, quite out of breath.

You can pick it up with one hand. It swims with its head up and tail down.

The old woman had his change in one hand and she tried to run after his open window, her arm outstretched. Your change, your change!

Stock is in at the heart of stone shang shang, on the one hand, the capital overstock, make capital flow.

The purpose of my visit to Beijing is to talk business on one hand and to see our old friends on the other.

On the one hand, we tend to agree that people should be able to access whatever information they'd like in a free society.

On the one hand, Jung is still attached to his Freudian roots. He emphasizes the unconscious even more than Freudians do.

With a flashlight in one hand and a walking stick in the other, we made it safely through.

On one hand, house is one of life's necessities for resident, which can satisfy human with means of livelihood from the cradle to the grave.

On the one hand they say they wish to reduce the cost of living, and on the other they increase the duties on a number of articles.

Bridal chamber toward the south of the wall, hang a picture of the content is two boy, one hand, lotus, another hand holds the round box.

One hand shuttle, one hand on express, feet bear riding shaft, doing all in the struggle to support, for fear of any errors.

Release your arms either overhead, next to your body, or one hand to the belly, one to the heart.

He set the plate on his lap, and began digging in awkwardly as he only had one hand free.

On the one hand they have been able to reduce their own costs by adopting VoIP internally to carry calls around their networks.

But will finding her tomb, not to say her body itself, deepen our portrait of the last Egyptian pharaoh? On one hand, how could it not?

Vice President Reynolds stands in the hotel kitchen holding one hand in the air, and the other on a Bible held by a local judge.

On the one hand, there's no doubt they're glad that they probably won't be targeted for monopolistic behavior.

However, in Freestyle Tests riding with reins in one hand up to four movements is allowed( see Guidelines for Judges).

So, it's not a Palm Pilot by any stretch of the imagination, but it has a thumb-scroll so you can do everything with one hand.

"We can prevent corruption on the one hand and help them to carry out their duties as well, " he said.

Then you hold the cannonball-size sphere in one hand up to the light; it sparkles with gem like clarity.

A few weeks ago, I was shuffling toward the kitchen, with a steaming cup of coffee in one hand and the morning paper in the other.

On one hand, it would be great, if the applicability continues to grow and is recognized and used across the IT industry.

Mrs. Gerhardt persistently and monotonously turned one hand over in the other and stared at the floor.

The little girl is so light that I can lift her with one hand.

With one hand, I can easily clamp the Easy Cutter down enough to cut through three layers of laminated Popsicle sticks.

He took her money in one hand and with the other hand he grasped her mitten and said.

She looked at him, and smoothed out her apron with one hand.

In every one of the higher religions there is a strain of infinite optimism on the one hand, and on the other, of a profound pessimism.

she stood for a while with the rifle in one hand , peering into the strong sunlight.

On one hand, a stable and long-term Research and Development strategy, and a strong support to the innovation in the adjacent industries.

The trooper screams as the toxic air whooshes in. Josh pulls him out like a ragdoll, tossing him away with one hand.

Weighing almost one hundred jin (=Though it weighed almost one hundred jin), the box was lifted by him with one hand.

He made a good catch with one hand.

I transformed "K" into a person who has one hand as a green leaf, which is the best symbol of the environment.

Considering the economic condition, Chen thought it would be better to stay on campus. On the one hand, the living expense is lower here.

Then spread your legs far apart and try to touch your toes with one hand at a time.

In other words, race has no basis in biological or scientific fact. On the one hand, result. Right?

He moved backward down the shining street, looking at his father-his father who moved toward him, one hand outstretched in fury.

On one hand, this is extremely painful and on the other, I cannot express how proud I am of him.

The product is held in one hand and a simple tug on the seal fin of the shorter other end opens the pack.

He was walking toward me with one hand holding a knife.

A few weeks ago, I was shuffling toward the basement shack with a steaming cup of coffee in one hand and the morning paper in the other.

Open your eyes, a beautiful wife is devils stood beside me, one hand desperately tugged at my ear.

On one hand, divergences between Force Index and prices tell me when a trend is becoming weak and ready to reverse.

It puts the features of larger camcorders into a compact, light weight unit that fits easily into one hand.

A customizable system (100) made up of a plurality of individual modules for dispensing minor wound-care products with one hand.

It also needs to be so portable that it can be eaten with one hand on the steering wheel.

With a sling in one hand and the lip of his robe held in the other hand, he followed the bird to go deep into the garden.

One-hand background tasks is to take up the straightening machine horizontal rail transport to the test center before the roller.

would soften it up. With a hint of love on the one hand, and a heap.

Performers have to jump up to the sky, with one hand carrying the drum and the other hand beating, which inspires and encourages people.

When a teacher asks a question and does not name a particular student to answer it, anyone who knows the answer should raise one hand.

A policeman caught a nasty little boy with a penknife in one hand and a squirrel in the other.

By the door stood a man with a knife in one hand.

Martinez had a bottle of vodka in one hand and was searching for orange juice in the refrigerator beneath the bar.

He was heavily armed - an air rifle in one hand, a wooden dagger in the other.

the white smocked priest came after him tidying his stole with one hand , balancing with the other a little book against his toads belly.

Stilson began pushing him with one hand, someone behind him then pushed him toward Stilson.

On the one hand, she had to look after her sick son; on the other, she tried her best to be a good news writer.

The clock on the wall opposite him had only one hand and no numbers at all.

On the one hand, exploring the building and Zhuang border interaction between the regional socioeconomic development.

He worked skillfully with the one hand and put his foot on the coils to hold them as he drew his knots tight.

David had one hand around the stem of a bush which grew just under the lip of the cliff.

Chinese traditional festival is in a awkward situation: on the one hand, the cold field experience and "feel powerless and frustrated. "

Chinese traditional festival is in a awkward situation: on the one hand, the cold field experience and "feel powerless and frustrated. "

Do not use wet hand to Blender, let alone touch one hand cooker with one hand to touch the tap.

On one hand, Japan had been a good example and bridge of learning from the West.

For oral anxiety disorder, to two aspects, on the one hand the experience of a patient's own oral treatment is an important factor.

I could conquer the world with one hand, as long as you holding the other.

Fillmore kept following her about with a bottle in one hand and a glass in the other.

This useful product allows you to hold your iPad with one hand.

"Wailing! Women were wailing, some carried their children in one hand and a white flag in the other, " Samira told me when I reached her.

On the one hand the Freudians warned us that the child is VULNERABLE, kids are delicate, easily damaged creatures.

The Virgin mother, with one hand supporting Saint John and the other on the Christ Child, reflects the great strength of motherhood.

On the one hand, the image resembles a promotion gimmick in any display window of any boutique or department store.

She propped herself against the cold , damp wall with the baby in one hand and a bottle of gin in the other .

increase the seat body, with the tape using one hand and cutting the tape pulled out to make work more efficient.

People are complicated creatures. On the one hand able to perform great acts of charity, on the other the most underhanded forms of betray.

Therefore, the network of our lives, as well as for society as a whole has a positive impact on the one hand, there are also negative side.

Warehouse Management is a systematic management of our storage needs to be strengthened on the one hand.

On the one hand, cats are predators, but on the other, they're small enough to be prey.

Here is the paradox. On the one hand, to be a good mechanic seems to require personal commitment: I am a mechanic.

She was carry her handbag in one hand and a plastic carrier bag in the other .

In the U. S. and Europe, web surfers are leaning forward, one hand on the mouse and the other on the keyboard, typing and mousing equally.

The market is always influenced by the demand of the steel mills and their customers on one hand and the supply of scrap on the other.

On the one hand you have accepted the invitation; on the other, you're not going to join them. I don't think it right for you to do so.

As an old Chinese saying puts: "One hand cannot clap without another" .

Once when I was about seven, I came out of the kitchen, whining, "Mom, I can't peel potatoes. I only have one hand. "

On the one hand they slow down the ticking rate of the oscillator , and on the other they drive the hands of the clock or watch .

She had one hand over her left breast and the other between her legs, which left her right breast exposed.

Wang had walked the Whistling Straits course with Liang while holding a still camera in one hand and a video camera in the other.

On the one hand, their [algorithms] computational power can address processes with a scale and complexity that precludes a manual approach.

Bus fares in one hand, Father broke through the crowd, hauled me out and made it straight to the bus leaving for Youling Township.

He took her money in one hand and her hand in the other hand and said, Take me where you live.

Well, sufferings, uneasiness, a little bread on one hand, trouble on the other, --all this will support me.

Knowing supply without knowing demand accomplishes little, like one blade of a scissors or one hand clapping.

A man single-handedly waved machetes in one hand and a woman, Ye Guo's satchel.

Place one hand on top of your head &the other on your belly. Close your eyes, now hum.

The cat protein, on the one hand, causes an allergic reaction, making the body produce an antibody called immunoglobulin E.

In the case of using only one hand, Rondo still in the fourth quarter completed steals and fast-break dunk!

With chalk in one hand and a textbook in the other, he professor rested against the blackboard.

I single-handedly holding an egg in one hand and holding a bowl, lightly Wanbian eggs in clicking a knock, did not break?

Blessing of Protection renamed Hand of Protection. Only one Hand spell can be on the target per paladin at any one time.

On the one hand, it adopts the concept of "inter-subjectivity" to interpret the interaction between the teacher and the student.

Imagine: one hand with an ice cold beverage, iPad on your lap, and the game on in front of you.

She was standing there holding one hand on the back of the seat to steady herself in the swaying coach.

Reclining in the sun with a coffee in one hand and a cigarette in the other is my idea of a perfect day.

Aesthetic TV public service ads, for one hand, it means that good content of the advertisements presentation of the human beauty.

On the one hand, Google has become a privacy bogeyman , dropping off the list of the top 20 companies trusted with customer privacy.

On the one hand, I have flair for such stories, but they do not always work.

Crowley sighed, took one hand from the wheel, and, half turning, made a complicated gesture over his shoulder.

Sort of wild and overstimulated on the one hand, but really sad on the other.

breathing, place one hand on part of your chest or abdomen and watch your hand rise and fall with each breath.

Each had numbness in one hand or foot that could not be traced to any physical problem.

In such a social context, on the one hand, government departments issued a series of macro-control policies on land, financing, etc.

On the one hand, unlike before , the study has been a basic survival ability to a nation and a person.

One hand, revenue activities cannot be realized without management.

From then on he had to hold his eye with one hand while he finished gathering his bundle of green wood.

On the one hand, deforestation emissions are underestimated due to a lack of satellite surveillance.

She made her face messy by wiping tears and running nose with her back of one hand.

On the one hand, it was supposed to simplify SGML down to one reasonable, standard subset everyone could agree on and faithfully implement.

First, I just tossed a single ball up in the air from one hand to the other.

The little man held a harp in one hand and was striking the strings with the other.

On the one hand you take life too seriously, and on the other, you do not take playful existence seriously enough.

One hand, this increases the difficulty to distinguish the merits of the other party contributed to the arrogance of the perpetrators.

On the one hand, after map generalization, spatial objects have been changed, certainly their attributes have been changed correspondingly.

On the one hand, they can give your wife gorgeous, gravity-defying boobs during the last trimester of her pregnancy.

This represents a compromise between his needs and inner drives on the one hand and controls of his conscience on the other.

On the one hand, I had been raised to cringe at the very thought of poofy white dresses and bouquets.

He may be a baseball player for example , who catches the ball with one hand , making a (n) easy catch seem more difficult .

Certainly, said Hal, with freezing politeness, taking hold of the gee-pole with one hand and swinging his whip from the other.

On the one hand, it may lead to the emergence of a set of people who can play key development roles in the countryside and small towns.

I could not help but pick the one hand, but a slight cold in the finger when preferred disappeared, so I could not help but feel dejected.

To perform the compression s, place one hand over the other and press firmly on the center of the victim's chest.