11.   Paul took a threatening step forward, then paused, his big hands clenched into fists of rage.

12.   A big hand must go to the Canadians who took part so wholeheartedly and the many other international representatives.

13.   When that big hand gets up to twelve you can have it on.

14.   Arthur Mitchell, now artistic director of Dance Theater of Harlem, walked in solo and received a big hand.

15.   Big red hand is up, but she barges into crosswalk, leading with the baby.

16.   Big hands move quickly.

17.   Big hands were an asset to Peter C. Fry, even when he was using them to tie flies onto hooks to use as bait when fly-fishing.

18.   But it is not unusual for a player who has just lost a big hand to a worthy competitor to offer sincere congratulations to the winner.

19.   But the memories remain as strong and warm as his big hands leading me down those steep steps to our seats.

20.   But the players had a big hand in this, too.