hands over

In the show, Sharp has Christopher rock back and forth, groaning, his hands over his ears.

And really, there is no indication that he has one, at least not one worth wringing our hands over.

A tiny handful of families, it is true, have managed to keep colossal wealth in their own hands over a period of many centuries.

Each run earns him around ¥40, or less than $7, when he hands over the goods to a parallel trader in Shenzhen.

His assistant obliges and moments later hands over another Pinkberry bucket.

His brother Pasquale passed us with both hands over his face, weeping silently.

He put his hands over his eyes to repress the too frank questioning in them, and walked to the window to regain his calm.

In a moment he had them standing in a row against the wall, rigid, upright, their hands over their heads.

There, indeed, was a woman with dishevelled hair, holding her hands over her heart as one distressed with running.

She clasped her hands over her knees, bending forward a little, looking at him with a curious serenity.