Each one is snapped lovingly perched atop his outstretched hand.
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Furie smiles as the frog settles on his outstretched hand.
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He held a fistful of twenties in his outstretched hand.
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With an outstretched hand and an "I'll take that, please."
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To him, America's outstretched hand may be more terrifying than its fist.
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I watched him bound over to the car with an outstretched hand.
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Trudeau steps out of the car and glides into Trump's outstretched hand.
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When someone hands you something, it is rarely with one outstretched hand.
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The image of King conveys a personable, commanding presence, channeled by his outstretched hand.
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We must take President Macron's outstretched hand on the subject of carbon taxes for example.
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Instead of accepting his outstretched hand to work together, the Democrats tried to bite it.
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Onstage, with the debate over, Ms. Warren approached Mr. Sanders but rejected his outstretched hand.
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So when Trump ignored Pelosi's outstretched hand on Tuesday, people were on high shade alert.
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We walked over to the senator, who took my outstretched hand in both of his hands.
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It struck the sole of Trent Alexander-Arnold's boot and flew past Alisson Becker's outstretched hand.
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Finally, my shears snipped the right stem, and a bunch of grapes tumbled into my outstretched hand.
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One mural depicts colorful butterflies swirling around an outstretched hand in a gesture of friendship and unity.
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Maine, for example, has offered an outstretched hand to refugees in hope of expanding its work force.
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He has a little space for once and shoots a ball past the outstretched hand of Muslera.
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Kelly introduced himself to Choi on the practice green with an outstretched hand and a wide grin.
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You know, that now-ubiquitous trend of photos in which the subject is holding the photographer's outstretched hand.
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When I opened my eyes, a tin of menthol cough drops awaited me in the driver's outstretched hand.
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As he slid into second base on a ground ball by Cody Bellinger, Machado's outstretched hand hit Arcia.
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And Kim has played a smart card not biting China's outstretched hand that helps keep his country afloat.
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Many participants wore black and held out an outstretched hand, with fingers splayed, to signify their five demands.
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The outstretched hand, the human form under a sleeping bag in a doorway: they're simply harder to ignore here.
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His partner, who had retreated momentarily, returned and grabbed Barnes' outstretched hand, allowing Barnes to carry Knight to safety.
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President Donald Trump appeared to ignore House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's outstretched hand at the top of his annual address.
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The President was talking to some lawmakers when he saw Marcelas, stopped and walked over with an outstretched hand.
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Irving took three hard dribbles, pulled up, and put a jumper off the glass right over Curry's outstretched hand.
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An outstretched hand holds 20183 colorful tulips and evokes the hand of the Statue of Liberty holding her torch.
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Though the bad blood started even before the speech began, with Trump apparently refusing to shake Pelosi's outstretched hand.
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"Thirty-two," Karen answered, wiping her sweaty palm on her shorts and squeezing Linda's outstretched hand for an instant.
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Upon reaching the window, and grabbing for Karim's outstretched hand, the two of them fall into some sort of vortex.
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After Donald reached out to Kornhauser-Duda, she strolled by Trump's outstretched hand and went straight to First Lady Melania.
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But tipping doesn't have to be a test you feel like you've failed every time you see an outstretched hand.
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Take the recent smearing of Trump over the claim that he ignored the outstretched hand of a disabled, young boy.
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His speech urging a new push for European integration delivered days after the German election was an outstretched hand to Berlin.
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In March 2017, the president appeared to ignore German Chancellor Angela Merkel's outstretched hand during a meeting in the Oval Office.
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As the candidates shuffled off the stage to mingle with supporters, Warren approached Sanders but declined to shake his outstretched hand.
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As aides hurried him to his car past the shouting protesters, one of the aides walked into a protester's outstretched hand.
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The wayward bookie caught it from three feet away, his unused gun clattering to rest a few inches from his outstretched hand.
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Roman feigns sympathy as he tears the check he wrote into tiny little pieces and puts it in the boy's outstretched hand.
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It can be a fast-break block from behind on a taller opponent, when Felder's outstretched hand reaches halfway up the backboard square.
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Later during the games, Egypt's judo champion, Islam El Shahaby, dropped the mandatory bow and snubbed the outstretched hand of his Israeli counterpart.
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The last goal was a free kick that curled around a wall of defenders and just past the outstretched hand of Liverpool's goalkeeper.
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Turning down an outstretched hand won't reduce the risk of someone catching something they probably weren't going to get in the first place.
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President Obama started with an outstretched hand, but pulled it back with a policy lurch leftward to a place we could not go.
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His first meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany was cool to the point of insulting, as he initially ignored her outstretched hand.
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The president arrived in France this morning to celebrate Bastille Day with President Emmanuel Macron, who offers a rare outstretched hand from Europe.
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In its last sentence, the letter included a gracious offer, similar to the outstretched hand that recent Presidents have traditionally offered to their successors.
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He then let fly a 25-foot jumper over the outstretched hand of San Diego State guard K.J. Feagin, who had been hounding Merrill.
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Across the street, a life-size bronze statue depicts this same erect figure standing with an outstretched hand, unveiled in 21949 by Queen Elizabeth.
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You could use a straight edge to trace the path from one foot to the opposite outstretched hand, at roughly a 65 degree angle.
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It's worst on claims that a pass "might" have been intercepted, which announcers may say of throws a defender barely tips with an outstretched hand.
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The odd thing is that once you get used to it, the single outstretched hand from friends does start to feel a bit ill-mannered.
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Understanding all this, Ms. Merkel will continue to nod politely when Mr. Macron presents innovative proposals, but she's not going to grab his outstretched hand.
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Many saw his outstretched hand as a powerful repudiation of the view, prevalent in parts of Western society, that Islam and violence are intimately intertwined.
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When the CNN/Des Moines Register debate concluded, the studio audience and viewers saw Warren walk over to Sanders and not shake his outstretched hand.
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Lisa Bielawa's "My Outstretched Hand" wove variegated, at times voluptuous choral textures around the 1901 memoirs of Mary MacLane, the radical freethinker of Butte, Montana.
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Rachel Keller as Syd Barrett takes charge of any room or scene she enters, while Jean Smart's Melanie Bird promises something great with an outstretched hand.
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Beneath open shelves crowded with mismatched serving vessels, Gohar's knives are suspended across a three-foot-long magnetized ceramic knife strip that resembles an outstretched hand.
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"We will build the bridge well and beautifully," a construction executive, clutching a shot of vodka in his outstretched hand for a toast, had told his workers.
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For instance, a mid-air "tap" with an outstretched hand pauses or plays a song; turning the hand 90 degrees and swiping left or right changes tracks.
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He did so with aplomb, smashing a 20-yard free kick past the outstretched hand of Ali Al-Habsi and into the back of the rippling net.
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Now President Trump seems poised to snatch this from its outstretched hand, effectively ending with one stroke what is left of our amicable relations with South Korea.
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But when the two met on stage after the debate was over, Warren didn't shake Sanders's outstretched hand, and the two seemed to have a heated conversation.
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Her pitch as a unifier, however, may have suffered in the moments after the debate when cameras caught her apparently refusing to shake Mr. Sanders's outstretched hand.
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For example, there was the time that an interim dean patted the top of my headwrap and exclaimed, "Isn't that cute!" instead of shaking my outstretched hand.
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David LaChapelle, an American artist, places a limp Jackson in the arms of Christ in a forest clearing, the singer's outstretched hand pointing to a single fallen glove.
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Kavanaugh had taken heat in the press for his refusal to take Guttenberg's outstretched hand during the lunch break Tuesday in an incident caught on video and circulated widely.
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Cameras at the speech captured Trump appearing to ignore Pelosi's outstretched hand, as well as Pelosi shredding a copy of Trump's remarks as soon as he had finished speaking.
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The three pieces were produced between 1978 and 1980, featuring his name emblazoned across the car, flanked by cartoon figures or an outstretched hand and dotted with stylistic flourishes.
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So if an outstretched hand works with North Korea, which can go either way at this point, or Iran or Russia, maybe it can work with our fellow Americans, too.
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So when trying to take a selfie with your phone held in an outstretched hand, a group of friends doesn't have to awkwardly squeeze together to fit into the frame.
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The king also reiterated his "policy of the outstretched hand toward Algeria", invoking the "brotherhood" and "joy" expressed in Morocco after the Algerian team won the African Cup of Nations.
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Gabby Williams hasn't forgotten what it felt like for a moment to see Morgan William's shot launch just above her outstretched hand, ending the Connecticut season two games ahead of schedule.
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In one instance this year, CNN found that Juul's Instagram reposted a photo of a Juul in an outstretched hand taken by a 25-year-old, tagging him in the description.
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Let's imagine, for example, that the second, anxious Putin decided to accept an outstretched hand from Washington as cover for extricating himself from the stalemate he has created in eastern Ukraine.
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Good Morning America dropped a similar teaser with another annoyingly short snippet, featuring Luke taking his old lightsaber from Rey's outstretched hand just moments after the last scene in Force Awakens.
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Now, as the 100-day mark of the Trump administration approaches, it's time to ask: Is The Times following through on its promise to put an outstretched hand toward Red America?
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During his criminal trial four years ago, Breivik entered the court with his own salute, using a clenched fist instead of the outstretched hand that the Nazis used to greet Adolf Hitler.
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"Today, human encounters with pigeons often more closely resemble Tippi Hedren cowering in Alfred Hitchcock's 'The Birds,' rather than St. Francis of Assisi standing calmly with an outstretched hand," Ms. Rueb writes.
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In a widely-viewed video, German Chancellor Angela Merkel's outstretched hand was rejected by Horst Seehofer, the country's interior minister; the two laughed as she pivoted to a chummy double-handed wave.
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Witsel put the contest beyond the Irish 13 minutes later, arriving in the box to head the impressive Meunier's cross beyond Randolph, whose outstretched hand could not quite divert the thumping effort wide.
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LeBron blocked him into a pile of purely theoretical particles, Irving drilled the series winner over his outstretched hand, and he was victimized by the one great defensive possession Love had in him.
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They saved their loudest jeers for Speaker Nancy Pelosi — laughing as the president appeared to ignore her outstretched hand before the speech, booing as she ripped up her copy after it was over.
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Bernie Sanders of calling her a liar before a national television audience during a tense, post-debate exchange in which she refused to shake his outstretched hand, according to audio released by CNN.
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You can set the camera up on a tripod, or hold it steady in an outstretched hand (it has, surprisingly, fantastic gyroscopic stabilization for a tiny little camera) and capture the world around you.
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What struck me most of all, however, was the smallness and pettiness of the evening, starting with Trump ignoring House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's outstretched hand and ending with her tearing up the President's speech.
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In two stunning moments that book-ended the evening, Trump, as he began his speech, turned his back on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's outstretched hand in a snub that encapsulated their boiling bad blood.
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The president's failing to shake her outstretched hand before the speech, when he handed her the paper copy of his remarks, was not a factor in her tearing up the document, Pelosi told fellow lawmakers.
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The Republican president spurned the outstretched hand of Pelosi, the Democrat's leading elected official in Washington, upon meeting her for the first time since she stormed out of a White House meeting four months ago.
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After taking his typical power stance — legs splayed, arms tensed — Bale sent a dipping, if not altogether fierce, shot over the England wall that deflected off Hart's outstretched hand into the corner of the net.
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Throwing the club high into the air, she rolled over on the floor ready to catch it as she went to strike her final pose, only to have the apparatus land beyond her outstretched hand.
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We have proved time and again that when a brave Arab leader like Anwar el-Sadat of Egypt or King Hussein of Jordan answers our outstretched hand for peace, we do not hesitate in reciprocating.
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Roger did handstands on his father's upraised feet, Sandra stood erect on his father's outstretched hand, and Dennis, then 7 years old, did exercises while his father held him on his hands, feet or back.
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The bitterly polarized state of American politics was encapsulated by two remarkable moments: After entering the chamber, Trump turned his back on his host, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and did not shake her outstretched hand.
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PARIS — President Trump will be in Europe on Thursday for the second time in less than a week, having accepted a rare outstretched hand from a leader on the Continent, where he is deeply unpopular.
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If you hesitate, if you hem and haw, if you fail to shake every outstretched hand, you could find yourself like Jonathan Penner in Survivor: Philippines – eliminated in 7th place because he wouldn't make a deal.
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On social media, partisans argued over "who started it" — Pelosi by leading the House to impeach Trump, or Trump by appearing to ignore her outstretched hand when he walked into the House chamber on Tuesday night.
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It took zero time before the tension between President Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was evident at the State of the Union address on Tuesday when the impeached president ignored her outstretched hand to greet him.
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Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman criticized Abbas' speech, saying: "Instead of responding to the outstretched hand of Israel and the United States, the only thing that interests (him) is to settle scores and drive the region toward confrontation".
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It's an intense focus on his feelings and those of others; it's his heart on his sleeve, in his outstretched hand; it's the way he owns his emotional intelligence, wearing it with an almost unnerving ease and assurance.
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He played in Cuba's top minor leagues, self-deprecatingly shaking his outstretched hand in the universal sign for "so-so" when asked to evaluate his ability, though he admitted he once won a batting title in that division.
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In the 76th minute, with Colombia trailing, 2-1, Usme launched another free kick, this one from further out, and it came close to going into the net, clipping the top of the crossbar just over Solo's outstretched hand.
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After his 37-footer had sailed over the top of Paul George's outstretched hand and through the basket, Lillard turned toward the Thunder bench — and the backside of Russell Westbrook as he shuffled off the court — and waved goodbye.
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This can be seen in many of the works in Doha: the outstretched hand in "Three States of One Man No. 1" (1976) almost mirrors the ones in Picasso's "Guernica," and "Interconnection" (19803) features shapes that recall late Cubism.
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A former fashion editor, she photographed each item with winning simplicity: a bottle of Fresh face oil or a tube of Glossier highlighter held in her outstretched hand, illuminated as though by a beam of light cutting through a dark room.
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And House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Trump appeared to engage in a dramatic tiff, with the president turning away from her outstretched hand at the beginning of his speech and Pelosi tearing up her copy of his prepared remarks at the conclusion.
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Dempsey was involved in the Americans' second after 36 minutes when his run at the Costa Rica defense saw the ball fall to Jones, who struck a low shot from the edge of the box past the outstretched hand of goalkeeper Patrick Pemberton.
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And yet: after the debate ended, in a much-remarked-upon moment, Ms. Warren declined to shake Mr. Sanders's outstretched hand, and the two had a brief exchange of words before Mr. Sanders appeared to cut off the conversation and turn away.
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When we find each other outside her Echo Park apartment building, my outstretched hand is knocked out of the way as I'm told to "bring it in"—a refreshingly open-hearted welcome from the mind behind one of the year's equally intimate standout folk releases.
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And the insurance industry, which provides nothing to the practice of health care itself but a middleman with an outstretched hand, must simply be turned into a shell of its former self; its billions and billions in profits, made on our backs, cannot be sustained.
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And while some Cuban-Americans in this area still harbor bitterness and anger toward both the repressive Castro government and Mr. Obama's outstretched hand, many more see the shift and the visit as a logical development that stands to benefit the Cuban people in the long run.
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In one sequence that was caught on video and prompted a flood of overheated speculation about the state of their marriage, the first lady flicked away her husband's outstretched hand as they walked a red carpet after landing at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. Mrs.
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Foreign leaders arriving at the White House to visit the President almost always roll in through the front gate, their limousine driving down a White House driveway lined with military guard before stopping in front of the West Wing doors -- President Donald Trump waiting with an outstretched hand.
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Perhaps I've read too many thrillers, but as I gazed up at this solemnly joyous creation, I imagined a plumb line dropping from the tiles of Christ's outstretched hand and coming to rest, magically, on the exact spot where the menorah had been stashed — fanciful, but not impossible.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: What people will remember from the final debate before the Iowa caucuses is Elizabeth Warren declining to shake Bernie Sanders's outstretched hand after their brief onstage clash over whether he really told her during a one-on-one dinner more than a year ago that a woman cannot get elected president.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick writes about a memorial in Grand Central Terminal that is dedicated to subway workers lost in the war; a salute to Flanders Fields in Hell's Kitchen (a statue of a soldier holding poppies in his outstretched hand); York Avenue on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, named not for the Duke of York but for Sgt.
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Whether revealing that a man's watch had vanished off his wrist and wound up in Brown's sock, causing a woman's wedding ring to float above his outstretched hand, or making a playing card dissolve into a shower of rose petals, Brown created effects that engaged his spectators emotionally and put more emphasis on their reactions than on his abilities.
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"I was very disappointed in the fact that the President used the chamber of the House of Representatives, the people's House, as a backdrop for a reality show" She defended her controversial decision to rip up Trump's speech, a dramatic moment that was met with criticism from Republicans, and addressed the moment where Trump appeared to snub her by ignoring her outstretched hand.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE and Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi, Schumer praise Romney after impeachment vote Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives MORE (D-Calif.) shared a tense moment at the outset of Tuesday's State of the Union address when Trump appeared to ignore Pelosi's outstretched hand.
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