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Meanings of shapely hands in English
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Usage of shapely hands in English
1
Her shapely hands were folded in her lap; her whole attitude quiet, absorbed.
2
His black, sparkling eyes attracted me first, and then his long, shapely hands.
3
Bernie Dreux threw up his shapely hands in hasty refusal.
4
The Governor was amazingly muscular, and his shapely hands seemed possessed of miraculous strength.
5
Aghast, the organist examined the shapely hands before him.
6
He talked rapidly in a vibrant, low-toned voice, with frequent gestures of his shapely hands.
7
How well Shefford remembered the strong, shapely hands!
8
Alice had accepted with deference his explanation that shapely hands played so important a part in pulpit oratory.
9
Upon a cold marble slab lay the body of a young girl, her shapely hands across her breast.
10
When she had finished she rose, carefully washed and dried her shapely hands, and came over to me.
11
At length-"Oh ,Monsieur! "sheexclaimed in a choking voice, and clenching her shapely hands, "to think-
12
His shapely hands were protected by gloves; a broad-brimmed hat sheltered his complexion in fine weather from the sun.
13
The firm muscles of her fine, shapely hands indicate that she must spend many hours daily at the keyboard.
14
How the shapely hands trembled.
15
But she came to him, with a wonderful gesture of compassion, and caught his great, shapely hands in hers.
16
His shapely hands were grimy, his eyes of a peculiarly light shade of blue were hollow and haggard looking.
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