Examples of 'hand she holds' in a sentence
Meaning of "hand she holds"
hand she holds ~ The phrase signifies emotional support, care, or guidance provided by someone, especially in a romantic or close relationship. It is metaphorically stating the concept of being there for someone in times of need or vulnerability
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hand she holds
In her left hand she holds a pomegranate.
She needs to know that the hand she holds has a name.
In her hand she holds a musical score.
In the other hand she holds a branch.
In one hand she holds a wrapped package of newly purchased items.
In the other hand she holds a spoon.
In her hand she holds a scroll of papyrus.
In her left hand she holds a hat.
In her hand she holds a single maple leaf.
In each hand she holds a jug.
In her hand she holds the small, embroidered oriental cloth to remember her dear by.
In her right hand she holds a laurel branch.
In one hand she holds a cigarette, and in the other she quietly plays with a yoyo.
In her left hand she holds two branches.
In one hand she holds a laurel branch.
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In her right hand she holds her sword.
In one hand she holds a comb and with the other a mirror.
In her left hand she holds a Menit.
In her left hand she holds a brush while her right hand holds her palette firmly.
In her hand she holds a single gold coin.
In her left hand she holds the reins to her horse.
In her other hand she holds a broken chain as a symbol of freedom.
In her right hand she holds an open book on which her hand is resting.
In her right hand she holds a sword and in her left an olive branch.
In her left hand she holds flowers that she appears to have picked herself.
In her hand she holds a branch symbolizing Victory.
In her hand she holds world 's largest diamond.
In her right hand she holds a black ostrich-feather fan by a gold chain.
In her left hand she holds a sword lightly, its point fixed to the base below.
In her left hand she holds a crescent-shaped sickle, linking her with the moon and Hecate.
In one hand she holds a ship 's oar, and in the other a dolphin.
