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Meanings of sinewy fingers in English
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Usage of sinewy fingers in English
1
He had noticed more than once the sinewy fingers of the Chinaman.
2
As she turned to go, Sorilea caught her chin in sinewy fingers.
3
The trapper grasped the thin, sinewy fingers in both his own.
4
The long sinewy fingers gripped the chair like a panther ready to spring.
5
The mountaineer's sinewy fingers had closed in an iron-grip over Tad Butler's throat.
6
Lydia raised a thin, trembling hand, and laid it on her godfather's sinewy fingers.
7
Helped by David, Jean's sinewy fingers soon clutched the lower part of the primitive window.
8
Once more Gaston fastened the long, sinewy fingers of each hand in the submarine boy's hair.
9
His sinewy fingers closed around a glass paperweight.
10
Then his sinewy fingers touched mine, warily at first, like the exploring antennae of a nervous butterfly.
11
Schneider felt sinewy fingers at his throat.
12
His sinewy fingers were across my throat.
13
One wouldn't if one were pinched by those devilish, sinewy fingers every time one raised one's voice.
14
And on his knees beside the bed, the inert wrists gripped close in his sinewy fingers, was Nap.
15
He broke it into many pieces between his sinewy fingers and tossed the bits into Dodd's convulsed face.
16
The sinewy fingers of a powerful hand sought his throat while the other lifted the bludgeon above his head.
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