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• Models were frequently seen running hands over hips, trying to keep covered.
• Joyce starting running hands on workshops on embryo biopsy and the diagnosis used in PGD in 1996.
• After a while, the two are seen smiling and running hand in hand under the Brandenburg Gate in the snow.
• Virtually surrounded, the brigade fought a running hand-to-hand battle with German infantry supported by armour as they attempted to break through.
• Like all doting fathers, Zola constantly photographed his children : playing with dolls, on swings, and running hand-in-hand _ one of the few action shots.
• The last two years, he has run the last 7 miles of the race, starting in Newton at " his " statue depicting the younger and older Johnny Kelley running hand in hand.
• As you write more quickly, the loop grows smaller and the spot where you stop to follow with the right descender pulls out to the right, remember " cursive " means " running hand ".
• Grade-schoolers visit it for history lessons each year, running hands along the shiny sapling banister, learning about the chinking system that sealed the logs, and seeing how the interior is unchanged from the black-and-white family photos on the wall.
• He was deft in merging the characteristics of different eras and authors, and versatile in all the writing styles, especially the regular script ( kaishu ), the running hand ( xingshu ), and the cursive script ( caoshu ) styles.
• With this marvelous key _ three inscriptions : one in hieroglyphic, one in hieratic ( a simplified Egyptian running hand ) and one in Greek _ it was believed that the human intellect would make short work of this pictographic language whose meaning had been lost since the fourth century.