DEAR BABY : She thumbs through the blank pages, shining and white.
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I slid my arms in, poking my thumbs through the holes.
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There's a table of students chatting and eating, while one thumbs through a cookbook.
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To pass the time, Mr. Polanco thumbs through pictures on his phone and cards in his wallet.
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He thumbs through his timeline, which is full of pictures of him and his male partner, before putting the phone away.
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She thumbs through the racks, and picks up a pair of stilettos with two fingers, returning them gently to their place.
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"I've only seen the online or digital version of it," Kwon says, as he thumbs through a bound collection of the newspaper Rodong.
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In search of early smoothie recipes, food historian Sarah Wassberg Johnson thumbs through early celebrity nutritionist Adelle Davis' classic cookbook Let's Cook It Right.
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Elsewhere Rihanna eagerly thumbs through disparate styles: "Consideration" tries out lumbering Portishead trip-hop, while "Kiss It Better" and "Desperado" dally with moody rock vibes.
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He shoved his thumbs through the straps of his backpacks, thanked the guard and headed back down the hill to the plaza, to check in with New York.
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It's where LeBron James thumbs through Mario Puzo's The Godfather, or Giannis Antetokounmpo scrolls up and down his iPhone, searching for a new song to trumpet through Milwaukee's portable speaker.
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At the end of the film, aspiring sports agent Sam (Zazie Beetz) thumbs through the book that agent Ray Burke (Andre Holland) had left for rookie basketball player Erick Scott (Melvin Gregg).
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Jack sometimes thumbs through the text messages he sent Joaquin after the shots were fired, asking where he was, whether he was injured, whether the rumors were true, begging for a reply.
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Since then, Cofactor Genomics has secured CAP/CLIA accreditation, validated and launched two initial products: Pinnacle, which thumbs through nearly 600 RNA biomarkers associated with good drug response, and Paragon, which is an RNA-based immunophenotyping assay that can be broadly applied to cancer therapy.
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In the ads, a man thumbs through copies of The Epoch Times and highlights stories that readers might be interested in — a piece discussing former President Bill Clinton's connections to Jeffrey Epstein, and a piece condemning former special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of the Trump campaign, among others.
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The current version was launched in April, 2009. As of July 2011, it searches through 350 different recipe sites and blogs with over 1.7 million recipes. RecipeBridge allows users to search and filter results by keyword, cuisine, ingredient, meal, or occasion."The Daily Meal Thumbs Through RecipeBridge.com", Social Times, Retrieved on 2011-7-23.
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Carmody brings only $10,000, rather than the demanded million dollars for the incriminating files. After knocking him out, Carmody ties up Pickering and sets out to look for the papers. He realizes they are concealed amid many other files. He patiently thumbs through the files, while Si and Julia agonize as the hours pass.
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She mentions that Room 64 used to be March's office. John pieces together clues, and concludes that the Ten Commandments Killer is following up on March's work. In the lobby, Tristan thumbs through Grindr, drawing a victim to his way. After seducing and inviting the man to his room, Tristan and Elizabeth kill the man and drink his blood.
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His father-in-law, Timothy Connor, often criticizes him for this lack of wealth. He was a soldier during World War I, and witnessed the death of his younger brother Roderick. It is possible that he blames himself for his brother's death. He has an extensive collection of books about travel, which he thumbs through longingly, but never uses because he has never been able to travel.
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While the others question Lilah's intentions, Wesley chases and catches her. He thumbs through her copy of Rhinehardt's Compendium, finding information his copy does not contain. Lilah had received her copy on the pan-dimensional black market, and Wesley determines someone had erased the information in this dimension. Angelus wakes up and informs the gang that the Beast actually works for someone or something.
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Rummaging for reading material, he finds Walt's copy of Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass under some magazines in the bathroom, the same copy given to Walt by Gale Boetticher. As he thumbs through the pages of the book, Hank finds a handwritten dedication: "To my _other_ favorite W.W. It's an honour working with you. Fondly, G.B." Hank then recalls an earlier conversation, in which Walt jokingly admitted to being the "W.W." found in a handwritten dedication in Gale's lab notebook.
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These were crossed fingers of one hand (44%), crossed fingers of both hands (26%), thumbs through fingers (6%) (boys only) and arms crossed across the chest (2%). Other gestures, reported in ones and twos, included miming an injection into the arm, licking the thumb, making a T-shape with the hands, three fingers held up and the "Vulcan" sign from Star Trek. Virtually all schools reported the use of crossed fingers. The holding up of one hand with middle and index fingers crossed was the usual gesture found in New Zealand in 1999–2001.
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Meanwhile, David receives his many letters upon his exit; realizing why Jade never wrote back, he decides to pursue her although he knows it violates his parole. Following the loss of their home, the Butterfields have moved from Chicago to Manhattan where Ann and Hugh file for a divorce. In Manhattan, Ann tries to seduce David but he refuses, leaving her confused. When she isn't looking, David thumbs through her address book to find out where Jade is and discovers that she now lives in Burlington and attends the University of Vermont.
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A hand drill with a hearthboard. The hand drill is a similar tool, but uses a longer, thinner spindle; and instead of a bearing block and bow combination, the downward pressure and spinning is achieved by rubbing the hands together around the spindle. As the hands move downward to the base, where the drill is pinched and the hands are brought quickly to the top one at a time. This can be made unnecessary by cutting a nock at the top of the drill, tying a cord through this, and then putting your thumbs through loops in the cord.
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English concertina player using all four fingers to play notes The English concertina is typically held by placing the thumbs through thumb straps and the little fingers on metal finger rests, leaving three fingers free for playing. Many players also intermittently or continuously use the little finger to play notes, thus playing with all four fingers and relying upon the thumb straps to support the instrument. Heavier and larger instruments were often fitted with wrist straps and/or a neck sling to further support the weight of the instrument. The two innermost rows of the layout constitute a diatonic C major scale, distributed alternately between the two sides of the instrument.
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In the opening scene of François Truffaut's 1966 film Fahrenheit 451, an adaptation of Ray Bradbury's 1953 novel of the same name, several firemen are preparing books for burning. In the crowd of onlookers is a little boy who picks up one of the books and thumbs through it before his father takes it from him and throws it on the pile with the rest. That book is The Moon and Sixpence. The book was mentioned in Agatha Christie's 1942 mystery (Hercule Poirot series) novel Five Little Pigs, when Poirot asks one of the suspects (Angela Warren) if she read the book at the time the crime was committed.
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