“shaking hand”可以造什么句，shaking hand造句

When women kiss, it always remind me of prize fighter shaking hand.

Confused, abashed, I warmly clasped the filthy, shaking hand … 'Don't be angry, brother; I have nothing, brother. '

All he could do was raise a shaking hand to his throat and feel the place where the locket had cut tightly into his flesh.

The man was busy helloing familiar faces, shaking hands.

Yes. Here are your uncle and Mr. Tate shaking hands. And Look!

Mr Aso has long been a fairly popular politician for getting out and shaking hands.

When shaking hands, you can use a little strength, but not too tightly.

After the speech, I worked the crowd, shaking hands with supporters and trying to convince the dissenters.

If you are at all nervous, the dot may be hard to hold still in your shaking hands.

The only living Calormenes he could see were prisoners, the castle gates were wide open, and King Lune and King Edmund were shaking hands across the battering ram.

I've seen venture capital firms change their mind at the last minute — even after shaking hands and celebrating a negotiated set of terms.

His shaking hand grazed Ennis's hand, electrical current snapped between them.

"There, there, Annie, dear, don't take on so, " he quavered timidly, putting out a shaking hand and awkwardly patting her elbow.

Here are your uncle and Mr. Tate shaking hands.

Then, suddenly, her shaking hands rose to her mouth and she began laughing out loud.

Meanwhile, Joe Purcell traveled around the state in a van, shaking hands and staying out of the TV-ad war.

If but others causes gift to them, they also use corresponding courtesy, for instance, shaking hands, giving permission, embracing, saluting with eye and so on.

Even chances, "said the doctor, taking Sue's thin, shaking hand in his."

He spent a couple of days and nights shaking hands, making small talk, and delivering speeches.

He walked down the line shaking hands with each and mumbling a few words that were inaudible.

His shaking hands showed his inward fear.

You cannot get HIV by shaking hands or hugging, nor can you get it from a toilet seat, drinking fountain, or drinking glasses, says Weidle.

One day his shaking hands could not hold the bowl， and it fell to the ground and broke.