drop hand

They drop hands and turn out ready for the march.

But even after we dropped hands and stepped back from you.'

His head turned so suddenly she blinked and dropped hand to knife hilt.

Zolan stirred as if to stop her, but Father dropped hand to his shoulder and held him fast.

His dropping hand brushed aside the stones from the surrounding diagram.

Certainly they couldn't cross that drop hand over hand.

The minute you left those blocks, you dropped hands, like a bell had rung.

Starkadh had unbuckled his sword, but dropped hand to knife.

Dropping hands into pocket, Whistler stood in meditative fashion.

He dropped hand on the Faerie sword.

He slithered all the way under the road to the leaky board, checking every centimeter, but found only the dead man's dropped hand light.

She dropped hand to her blade.

He yelled, but retreated when he saw how a Tigery glowered and dropped hand to knife.

His dropping hand signaled Lieutenant Worf to release another round of phaser fire.

My heart leaped wildly as the marmoset bounded past us to drop hand over hand to the lower apartment in search of its master.

"For your safe return-" He drops hands to her waist, draws her close and cries joyous: "And my final victory!

'After the harvest,' he said; he took her hand, but when they came near the apple mart and the office light, they dropped hands and walked their separate ways.

During WWI, Macrae had briefly worked on a device for dropping hand grenades from aircraft, and he longed for a return to working on such challenges.

We simultaneously dropped hands and by the light of the remaining torch I could see a middle-aged man about three feet high opening the cell with the key and whispering, "Cathe?"

Although Avro 504s sold to China were training versions, they participated in battles among warlords by acting as bombers with pilot dropping hand grenades and modified mortar shells .

For three days early last April Russian ground troops laid waste to Samashki - indiscriminately torching houses, machine-gunning people who crossed their path, dropping hand grenades into cellars where families hid.

(Some of the destroyer crews harassed the Soviet submarines by dropping hand grenades overboard, which did no harm to the boats but made it clear that depth charges could follow at any time.)

Brundle noted that Piquet Jr. "didn't deliver at Renault, he wasn't fast enough, that's why he was released and that's why he has dropped hand grenades into the system ever since".