21.   He reached out his hand for the glass of milk and took a large gulp.

22.   Quite often a slave would change hands for an amphora of wine, so keen was their taste for strong beverages.

23.   He sighed heavily again as he moved over to sit down beside her, leaning forward and burying his face in his hands for a moment.

24.   With a heavy sigh Laura placed her elbows on the dressing-table, leaning forward to bury her face in her hands for a moment.

25.   It means using his hands for more than one job.

26.   Charlie covered his mouth with his hands for fear the Germans might hear him laughing.

27.   She reached out a hand for the telephone.

28.   The appropriate strategy is perhaps to wait to determine whether the Japanese businessman is prepared to offer his hand for a handshake or whether he is going to bow.

29.   On one hand for tea, and on the other hand for coffee.

30.   Although Broaddrick says she tried to pull away, Hillary kept her hand for a moment longer.