Examples of 'waving your hands' in a sentence
Meaning of "waving your hands"
waving your hands: a gesture of moving one's hands back and forth, often to get attention or signal something
How to use "waving your hands" in a sentence
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waving your hands
You were too busy waving your hands.
By waving your hands over the camera you can.
You were moaning and waving your hands around.
Waving your hands in.
You were laughing and waving your hands.
To you waving your hands over.
You know I can not understand a thing when you start waving your hands around like that.
Just stop waving your hands or you will get cold.
Running about all day, shouting and waving your hands.
And start waving your hands in the air with a hot iron.
You look crazy, talking to yourself and waving your hands around.
It 's simply waving your hands in the air.
Oh yeah, and you can control it just by waving your hands around.
Has waving your hands ever sold me on anything?
Keep quiet and stop waving your hands at me!
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Waving your hands and talking in a high voice isn't gonna bring it back.
You know, you start waving your hands around.
No, stop waving your hands in the air like you just do not care.
Remember when you were a kid, waving your hands out the car window?
Waving your hands in the air?
It 's not all about waving your hands at foreign fans.
Everybody 's staring . You look crazy, talking to yourself and waving your hands around.
Please stop waving your hands while crying like it 's a final farewell.
Again, you're just waving your hands.
Do not go waving your hands at me, I am not the Dummy.
Last time, you were waving your hands like this.
To you waving your hands over him? He 's not a Ouija board, Kevin.
Hey, what are you waving your hands for?
To you waving your hands over him?
Really? To you waving your hands over.
Stop waving your hands around!
Everybody's staring. and waving your hands around. You look crazy, talking to yourself.
To you waving your hands over him? Really?
Who are you waving your hands at? Wearing a suit.
