Hand up Sentence Examples

She slid her hand up his arm and nudged the sleeve.

She spotted the maroon drops on the pad of one thumb and drew his hand up to her lips.

Fascinated by the texture of his palm, she took and held his hand up until she was able to see the roughness of his calloused palm.

Alex brought one hand up toward his mouth and brought it down to an upturned palm.

His glaring spotlight of a flashlight blinded her as he walked to the driver's door, and she held her hand up.

Jackson held his hand up.

She held her hand up as the phone rang.

She held a hand up in front of her face and started naming them.

She slid a hand up his chest and around to the back of his neck, urging his head down.

He caressed her stomach, gradually moving his hand up under her shirt until he reached the bottom of her bra.

She kept her hand up.

Stick your hand up and shout, tell a lifeguard or dial 999 for Coastguard Ends.

The soldiers in their greatcoats were ranged in lines, the sergeants major and company officers were counting the men, poking the last man in each section in the ribs and telling him to hold his hand up.

If it doesn't at first, chalk you hands slightly…you should have to load your hand up with chalk because too much chalk will cause the stick to slide and shift uncontrollably in your hands.

The players begin clapping in a sequence with their neighbors, first clapping left hand down, right hand up then right hand down, left hand up, before clapping their hands together.

Draw your right hand up to your shoulder with your palm facing outwards and your fingers together.

Place the dumbbell in your hand and pull your hand up using the strength in your wrist.

You can also reverse this exercise by placing your palm downward and lifting your hand up while grasping an item in your hand.

He held a hand up to her and then guided her down to his lap.

Now get over here and I'll give you a hand up.

He shrugged and offered her a hand up to the wagon seat.

He drew his mount to a halt beside her and kicked one foot free of the stirrup, offering a hand up.