Examples of 'rest your hands' in a sentence
Meaning of "rest your hands"
rest your hands: This phrase is an instruction or suggestion to place or relax one's hands in a comfortable or supportive position. It often implies taking a break or relieving tension or stress in the hands
How to use "rest your hands" in a sentence
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rest your hands
And rest your hands and face.
Take breaks to rest your hands.
Rest your hands gently on your stomach.
You are shown how to rest your hands on the piano.
Rest your hands on the planchette.
Take frequent breaks to rest your hands and arms.
Rest your hands comfortably covering your knees.
You sit down and rest your hands and face.
Rest your hands if they are blistered.
Take periodic breaks to minimize repetition and rest your hands.
Where you rest your hands is a personal preference.
I am not going anywhere . Rest your hands.
Rest your hands here.
Never place an object or rest your hands or the like on the front panel.
Rest your hands on your knees to help support yourself.
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To make it more comfortable you can rest your hands on your thighs or knees.
Rest your hands on it.
If not, use a chair and rest your hands on the seat.
Rest your hands on your belly and feel free to close your eyes.
If you need to, you can rest your hands on your thighs.
Rest your hands in your lap when not typing or using the mouse.
Big girls don't like it when you rest your hands on their midsection.
Rest your hands on the floor in front of you and relax your head.
A little advice … Big girls do not like it when you rest your hands on their midsection.
Leave space to rest your hands when using an external mouse.
Rest Your hands on the bed.
Pull up a chair, Peg, and rest your hands and face.
Rest your hands and forearms on your thighs, palms turned upwards.
You may wish to rest your hands on a surface for support.
Rest your hands gently in your lap or on your legs, then close your eyes.
And rest your hands on the table, but do not put your fingers in the pepper.
Rest your hands in your lap, palms up.
Rest your hands here, please.
