shaking hands

The painting shows the two countries, Japan and the United States, shaking hands over the ocean, and saying 'We are with you. '

However, in our actual life, which seems to be simple to do a good job of shaking hands is not so easy.

Twenty minutes later, he scraped off the last bit of glue and with shaking hands he opened the flap.

For now, the world's diplomats will have to get used to shaking hands with a wanted war criminal when they deal with the president of Sudan.

With shaking hands, I texted the news to Lisa, and told her to come to Miami the next day.

They were impolite to China, at least to Beijing. It's just like shaking hands with you with gloves on, which implied you are felt dirty.

Men shake hands, but usually only when they are introduced. When a woman and a man are introduced, shaking hands is up to the woman.

Then there was a great scraping of chairs and the next moment, Harry found himself shaking hands with everyone in the Leaky Cauldron.

In particular, it is common in business situations. But it is also easy to make a mistake in shaking hands.

After the speech, I worked the crowd, shaking hands with supporters and trying to convince the dissenters.

THE six men in dark suits proclaimed it a victory, happily shaking hands.

Well, my friend, ' I said, shaking hands firmly with the old boatman, ' I wish you and Emily all the best in your new life. '

Shaking hands is one of the manners that maintain good relationship between people. It is necessary to be clear about when to shake hands.

At the moment my students lost, I could see from a distance they were sobbing while running and shaking hands with the other team.

The man in front of me shaking hands, a pair of don't kill me do it.

Men were shaking hands, it did not matter with whom, and bubbling over in a general incoherent Babel.

Shortly after shaking hands with some of the quake survivors, Mr. Bush, you can see here, appeared to wipe his palm on Mr. Clinton's sleeve.

B: Haven't you met him yet? I saw you shaking hands with him at the meeting.

I have tried to think about this and the last thing I remember is the shaking hands before the game started.

Suddenly I'm picked up in a limo, with crowds of girls and TV cameras and shaking hands with Mr Putin.

X Name tags are placed on your right side because, when shaking hands, the eye follows the arm up to the tag.

I refuse to swallow Mike's story about him shaking hands with the president.

John took the manuscript from her shaking hands and seated her in a chair.

I've seen venture capital firms change their mind at the last minute--even after shaking hands and celebrating a negotiated set of terms.

"Ah! you're the very boy I want! " says Mr Clare, jumping up and shaking hands wi'en; "I've great hopes of you" ; and gave him half-a-crown.

"That's right, " I confirmed, shaking hands with him. His grasp was firm; it looked like he was flexing his bicep.

Nixon (shaking hands on it): "By the same token, everything I say will be translated and heard all over the Soviet Union? "

The man of just shaking hands with her is a well-known painter.

Shaking hands with a couple of young men and billing the result as a youth revolution is far from sufficient.

The next day, President McKinley went to the fair's temple of music. He planned to spend several hours meeting the public and shaking hands.

After shaking hands with Mr. Medvedev, he sat down gingerly, favoring his right side.

As the outcome of the game was not the focus, the two teams played in a very peaceful manner and ended up shaking hands after a 3-3 draw.

As for shaking hands, older patients were somewhat less likely to say they preferred the practice, the surveyed suggested.

Most people around the world now greet each other by shaking hands, but some cultures use other greetings as well.

He was afraid to be seen shaking hands with me in broad daylight.

At the meeting yesterday I had the honor of shaking hands with the great scientist.

avoid hand contact with your eyes, nose and mouth; avoid contact with flu patients, including shaking hands, kissing, or sharing meals.

He tried to pretend that he wasn't worried, but his shaking hands gave him away.

North Korea had exploded a nuclear bomb in 2006 and Washington did not want its ally shaking hands or signing agreements with Kim Jong Il.

I didn't even see him, not to mention shaking hands with him.

On December 3rd, holding his statement with shaking hands, Mr Martin assured the House of Commons that it would not happen again.

Everybody's shaking hands, but he walks in, and nobody's shaking his hand, and he's not shaking anybody's hand.

I saw them shaking hands warmly when I got off the train.

Henry wearing a tuxedo, undoing the studs of his shirt with shaking hands on my eighteenth birthday.

He walked down the line shaking hands with each and mumbling a few words that were inaudible.

Mr Aso has long been a fairly popular politician for getting out and shaking hands.

Enthusiastically shaking hands, he says: "Even though you are a British citizen, you are still Asian, and that makes you very cool. "

Shaking hands is a very common greeting, especially in countries with an English history.

In 1982, it was cold and rainy when I began shaking hands in the dark.

Here the elephant is shaking hands with a fan, while another young spectator mischievously shakes its trunk.

Inmost urban centers and small towns today there is no hesitationwhatever about shaking hands or eating with a Christian.

After accepting a Boys Nation T-shirt, Kennedy walked down the steps and began shaking hands.

Bill tried to pretend that he wasn't worried, but his shaking hands gave him away.

A newspaper photograph showed an older man and a younger man, both in dark suits, shaking hands.

Chinese job seeker JOE HO: Thank you. (While shaking hands) My name is Joe Ho, and I'm here about the position in sales.

In one temple, young monks recited scriptures beneath a photo of a high lama shaking hands with Wen Jiabao, China's premier.

The royal family went on a walkabout at the barbecue party, shaking hands with ordinary people.

Davy Crockett shaking hands with Daniel Boone symbolizes how we need to put aside our differences.

Nowadays shaking hands has become the general body language used by both man and woman.

For more than an hour after the event, I went up and down the streets, shaking hands with what seemed like thousands of people.

Whereas hugging shows closeness, shaking hands means that there is a little more formality in the relationship.

I spent most of the time shaking hands and walking around with signs on my shirt that said, Sorry, I can't talk, and You did a good job.

Anne took the paper with shaking hands, and saw her name, at the top of tow hundred. She could not spake.

He felt greatly honored of shaking hands with the President.

It's a refreshing chance to see a losing team shaking hands and smiling after a match.

When women kiss, it always reminds me of prize-fighters shaking hands. H. L Menchen.

He was shaking hands with ambassadors and other Washington dignitaries when an elderly lady came up and congratulated him.

Mr. Clinton received a bouquet of flowers from a schoolgirl after shaking hands with senior North Korean officials on the airport tarmac.

If you are at all nervous, the dot may be hard to hold still in your shaking hands.

Mr Yanayev famously appeared at a news conference with shaking hands to announce he was replacing Mr Gorbachev.

Then, suddenly, her shaking hands rose to her mouth and she began laughing out loud.

The impact on their lives can be profound as even shaking hands with someone who has been touching nuts can trigger a reaction.

Newspapers carried photos of Hoarfrost shaking hands with Premier Zhou Enlai and "media attention reached an insane level. "

That's just a kind of our way shaking hands.

The South's foreign ministry released a photo of the two officers shaking hands before the talks began in the border village of Panmunjom.

Shaking hands, touching, holding, embracing, pushing, or patting on the back all convey messages.

TV images released by North Korea's state media showed the younger Mr. Kim shaking hands and speaking briefly with both women.

Shaking hands is more likely to be reserved for formal occasions.

Instead of shaking hands, executives sometimes greet with hugs. Midlevel employees seem remarkably at ease among top officers.

Climate change adaptation and mitigation require shaking hands to join forces, instead of finger-pointing at one another.

If you are shaking hands with a high-ranking officer or leader, you'd better hold out your hand after him.

He danced a the side of the stage, shaking hands with eager fans and posed happily for them.

Peruvian is expressed in general with shaking hands when meeting with the guest, welcome.

Later on, Prime Minister Wen, accompanied by Jack Ma, visited the working area, greeting the staff and shaking hands with them.

They are booking up conference rooms, shaking hands and submitting proposals for financial help and policy changes.

He spent a couple of days and nights shaking hands, making small talk, and delivering speeches.

Such physical acts as hugging, shaking hands and kissing in public are seen as displays of affection.

Shaking hands was introduced to Fiji in the 19th Century by way of Tonga, and quickly became the established custom.

If place, two people meets time , shaking hands, who give hands first , having careful study.

In essence, it changes its physical properties by shaking hands with all these cell membrane components.

Take some pictures shaking hands with the workers there. Smile for the photo's. Be sure to find out if they have their union cards.

Why do couples hold hands during their wedding? It's a formality just like two boxers shaking hands before the fight begins!

Flow color screen, shaking hands, tearful eyes, helpless apathy, configuration of the network in the world of Le self.

Yet when she stepped into the shrieking crowd, shaking hands and answering questions, the anxiety wore off.

On the stage, scores of party grandees milled around, picking up papers, greeting each other and shaking hands.

Gates walked down the lines, shaking hands with all of them.

A flask, conjured from thin air, was thrust into his shaking hands by Hermione.

Shaking hands, not holding a cup of hot tea, pens in the fingers, the thoughts running swiftly.

" The two men were photographed shaking hands. On the back of the photograph, the Kaiser wrote: " When we shake hands, we shake the world.

Shaking hands with the losing team shows good sportsmanship.

In ancient times the custom of shaking hands served to transfer power or authority.

Over time, this habit has gradually evolved into today's ceremony of shaking hands.

He is greatly honored of shaking hands with the President.

From riding the bus to shaking hands to exchanging money, there are many ways we come into contact with other people.

The Western people have the ceremony of shaking hands when introduced.

When shaking hands, men should avoid pulling their hands away too quickly.

Sometime you, however, accomplish a thing just by a sight, a shaking hands or a nod.

I made my way down each aisle, shaking hands to the music and fighting back the tears.

They saluted each other with a bow (by shaking hands).

In some cultures we greet people by shaking hands or with another gesture to show that we are not carrying weapons - that we come in peace.

Shaking hands is common in most English speaking countries.

The Queen could be seen shaking hands with the Duke and Duchess and chatting briefly to them.

" Girl, a total of 12 parts. " The man shaking hands with jewelry pocket to pass any cloud, " thank you, girl, handle with care. "

You cannot get HIV by shaking hands or hugging, nor can you get it from a toilet seat, drinking fountain, or drinking glasses, says Weidle.

Highest moment for me and my friends, shaking hands with Barack Obama, probably is the highest moment, " he says. "

When shaking hands, you can use a little strength, but not too tightly.

The ceremony of shaking hands when introduced.

So, if you are shaking hands, how do you know the best way to communicate a simple greeting?

Look! A harvest term is shaking hands to me.

TONY: Yes. Here are your uncle and Mr. Tate shaking hands. And look!

He is shaking hands with her.

They sealed their agreement by shaking hands.

However, on the first meeting, shaking hands or nodding head will be enough.

Shaking hands when you meet someone for the first time is ok, but this is only ok for that moment.

shake hands with sb. = shake sb. by the hand = shake one's hand e. g. In China, when people meet together, they like shaking hands.

"Shaking hands during an election campaign is key, so this is pretty troubling, " Tamaki told the reporters.

It's a formality just like two boxers shaking hands before the fight begins!

An American flag and an autographed picture of Bush shaking hands with Ralph , SR. on one wall.

When shaking hands, can a man wear gloves?

The man was busy helling familiar faces, shaking hands.

The man shaking hands with the lady is a famous writer.

The Europeans like to kiss both cheeks, while the Americans prefer one side kissing, and the Chinese are used to shaking hands.

Here are your uncle and Mr. Tate shaking hands.

People usually greet each other by shaking hands.

Now, let's look at the simple introduction of shaking hands.

Harold fumblingly, with shaking hands, put them on.

One day his shaking hands could not hold the bowl, and it fell to the ground and broke.

joe ho: (while shaking hands) thank you, sir. i hope i have the chance to work with you in the future.

Harry: I'm shaking hands with Dumbledore. I've won the House Cup.

William and Kate entered, shaking hands with their fans.

But if you go to Hell, you'll be so damn busy shaking hands with all your friends, then you won't have time to worry!

When shaking hands habit can grip, eye face each other, slightly stooped, think this is the polite manner.

The two men are shaking hands.

Shaking hands is another traditional way of greeting someone in America.

Leon: (while shaking hands) I am Leon Wang, nice to finally meet you in person, sir.

We can see a picture of Nixon and he's shaking hands with Elvis Presley.

"What have you been doing with yourself? " he asked, shaking hands. "Haven't seen you for months. "

In the cold? Shaking hands?

Shaking hands.

But if anyone causes gift to them, they also use the appropriate etiquette, such as shaking hands, nodding, embrace, salute.

In order to show our tributes, we take off gloves before shaking hands with anyone.

For example, shaking hands is nearly a universal gesture, so people all over the world know that it is a signal for greeting.

I see friends shaking hands, saying, "How do you do? " They're really saying, "I. . . I love you. "

Instead of shaking hands, people in some Asian cultures prefer to bow.

I see friends shaking hands saying " how do you do? " . They're really saying "I love you" .

Let's look at shaking hands .

Some Africans will make the finger appear the gentle noise after shaking hands, in order to express freedom; In U. S.

are also on the faces of people going by . i see friends shaking hands , saying , " how do you do ? "

In China. shaking hands with each other is a common practice when people meet for the first time.

In China we have the custom of shaking hands when meeting each other.

Doing Business with German, American, the British, and Russian in China Are you shaking hands firmly?

I see friends shaking hands, saying how do you do. They are really saying I love you.

But not only do languages exhibit such learning patterns, but so do cultural traits, for example, shaking hands, kissing, and embracing.

For example, shaking hands, shaking hands is the Chinese people have become accustomed courtesy.

James, however, does not have any regrets about not shaking hands -- a practice that is uncommon during 82 the regular-season games.

Not sure what two guys shaking hands in front of a globe has to do with the fertility rate in Japan.

When shaking hands with each other, who is supposed to give his or her hand first, the younger one or the elder one?

Who is the man shaking hands with our teacher?

But not only dolanguages exhibitsuch learning patterns, but so docultural traits, for example, shaking hands, kissing, and embracing.

shaking hands with our country's president.

The man who is shaking hands with my father is a policeman.

The man with whom my father is shaking hands is my teacher.

(2)A slight bow of the head while shaking hands may be used to show respect

Shaking hands with your highness

Hugging, shaking hands or eating together will not transmit HIV

Managers shaking hands at end of the match

Folk Culture and Writer's Literature: Shaking Hands Between Two worlds

The time we stood with our shaking hands

My father used to keep a framed photograph of himself shaking hands with the young Richard Nixon, the two of them beaming at each other;

to greet people by shaking hands

i stand up with shaking hands

I see friends shaking hands