| Red liquid flowed in tiny streams from his clenched fist, but he didn't seem to notice. |
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| The idea is that a monkey inserts its hand, clenches it around the maize, and then cannot withdraw its clenched fist. |
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| A clenched fist pointed at the bench brings the player a rest and the right to put himself back in the game when he is rested. |
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| Warm air, slightly moist, caressed her jaw line, swept back the tension from its clenched fist. |
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| Libyan state television showed Colonel Qaddafi exchanging clenched fist salutes with his supporters. |
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| He had his right hand in a clenched fist with his thumb sticking up. |
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| That man of God, supposedly, hit my mother on the side of her jaw with his clenched fist. |
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| The cigarette she was smoking is now crushed in her clenched fist. |
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| Ian held his clenched fist up, and smiled in spite of himself. |
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| Form a clenched fist with your thumb against the child's body, above the navel and below the rib cage. |
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| The driver finally opened his clenched fist, which held a controlled substance, and was immediately arrested. |
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| One man in the crowd raises his clenched fist in a sign of defiance and worker's solidarity. |
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| The Referee brings his clenched fist past the side of his head to indicate to the Judges a Category 2 offence. |
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| The Referee moves the clenched fist across the body to indicate to the Judges that the technique missed or glanced off the scoring area. |
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| On behalf of Central Film and with clenched fist we are implementing targeted social media activities. |
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| The severe Annie Lennox appears to be holding a clenched fist over her head, like a white and Scottish tommie Smith! |
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| The myth first began with a study done in the 18th century that examined 100 people who felt as if they had a clenched fist wrapped around their heart. |
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| Quote for the day: You cannot shake hands with a clenched fist. |
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| Is a clenched fist even possible at this point? |
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| She laughed and half-raised a clenched fist. |
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| Timmy held the conker in his clenched fist. |
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| A diamond ring flashes as he gestures, not with the thrust of a clenched fist but with loose-handed waves. |
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| We must resolve to see that this can never happen again but if we pursue the path of blind vengeance, the path of the clenched fist, we are guaranteeing that this will happen again. |
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| He turned round and saluted his companions in exile with a clenched fist. |
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| But Federer saved them both and held for 1-0 with a clenched fist. |
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| If you do away with the yoke, the clenched fist, the wicked word, if you give your bread to the hungry, and relief to the oppressed, your light will rise in the darkness, and your shadows become like noon. |
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| One arm is stretched upwards with clenched fist. |
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| An offensive line has often been likened to a clenched fist. |
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| Finklestein's test consists of flexing the thumb across the palm inside a clenched fist and placing the wrist in ulnar deviation to determine if pain occurs. |
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