rub one's hands

He rubbed his hands together, then held them out again.

He rubbed his hands together and got down to business.

I heard him rubbing his hands together in the dark.

Come in from the cold and stand near the fire rubbing your hands together.

Just rub your hands together and in a few minutes they'll be all right.

I began to rub my hands when the door opened.

Again he rubbed his hands together, although they weren't all that cold.

He rubbed his hands together as if to warm them.

She rubbed both hands across the back of her neck.

Mike rubbed his hands together and tried to change the subject.

He rubbed his hands together and then picked up the phone.

She stood before the fire, rubbing her hands to warm them.

Evening everyone, anyone else rubbing their hands together over this one?

He is so cold; I've been rubbing his hands and arms.

The father stood at the door and looked round, rubbing his hands.

The old man was rubbing his hands together to warm them up.

The little man said with a smile as he rubbed his hands together.

He laughed low to himself, and rubbed his hands again.

Banks rubbed his hands in front of the fire, then sat.

This effect is like when we rub our hands together to warm them.

She rubbed her hands together to warm them, about to say something, but he continued.

If the opposition see him on the last line, they will be rubbing their hands together.

Kids who showed up for school early in the morning were rubbing their hands together to stay warm!

The President rubbed his hands together; he could hardly wait.