51.   Even at the depths of Watergate, there was a sense of strong hands reaching for the rudder that President Nixon had relinquished.

52.   For all the talk of size, though, the bigger keys are still strong hands and quick feet, Sehorn said.

53.   For now, new negotiations would have to proceed without the strong American hand that has bridged crucial differences between the two parties in recent years.

54.   Forced into retirement by the defense minister at the time, Pavel Grachev, Lebed turned politician, appealing to Russians longing for a strong hand to bring order.

55.   He credits Martin with maintaining a strong hand in the forest plan the Chattahoochee district is finalizing.

56.   He has tremendously strong hands.

57.   He was the masseur who kneaded and soothed the tense muscles in my back and limbs with strong hands and plenty of lavender-scented oil.

58.   His strong hands have touched the tender faces of more famous women than perhaps any man alive.

59.   His aides say he relishes the nitty-gritty of legislating and has tried to have a strong hand in shaping policy.

60.   I thought we should back up and get the hand strong again.