51.   They began to place their leftovers directly into outstretched hands and into homemade containers.

52.   Well-heeled shoppers browsing in pricey boutiques sidestep beggars with outstretched hands.

53.   We have no common text for bereavement, no outstretched hand from the ancient world upon which to rely as a truly single culture.

54.   When women approached for a posed photo, Lukach would bend to one knee and chivalrously kiss an outstretched hand while Instamatics flashed.

55.   Wicked gusts cut through the street as dozens of eager faces and outstretched hands surrounded the white-bearded Franciscan friar.

56.   With that, Bush, becoming emotional, left the podium to the outstretched hand of President Clinton.

57.   With his outstretched hands, he broke two stacks of roof tiles before ripping a Florida license plate in two.

58.   After the Mass, the pope stopped to shake the outstretched hands of the faithful as he walked down the aisle.

59.   At that, he shook the outstretched hand of House Speaker Dennis Hastert, and a number of others, and it was over.

60.   Clinton leaned far over the barrier to reach outstretched hands and Secret Service agents supported him by clinging to his belt.