How To Use Two-handed In A Sentence
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They lunged at each other again, both wielding their swords two-handed.
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The priest was just behind her, and I swung the broken billhook haft and landed a two-handed wallop on one of his shins.
Wildfire
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A lewd audacious action cntcrpriz'di Into the fair, with women mixM, li Arm'd with a huge two-handed milium.
The Works of the English Poets
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Stripped to a pair of cotton trousers, with a dripping cutlass in one hand and a Colt's revolver in the other, an adventurer at the head of a bunch of dogs as desperate as himself fought his way across the reeking decks of a Chinese junk, to close in single combat with a gigantic one-eyed pirate who stood by the helm with a ring of dead men about him and a great two-handed sword upheaved ....
The Cruise of the Jasper B.
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Seles' game is not suited to fast grass courts and she is handicapped by her awkward two-handed volleying style, where she approaches the net as though about to bludgeon someone with a frying pan.
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I did ‘take a hit’ on my left thumb, on the second shot, while attempting to use a two-handed grip.
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Without warning, Anubis stopped the blade, once again got a two-handed grip on it, and slashed it down at Set.
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This problem is even more pronounced in epic fantasy were the barbarian hero can't swing a two-handed broadsword without hitting an ancient prophecy, a royal heir in hiding, orcs, elves or an epic quest to complete.
SF Fanatic: I Am Not A Fan Of Fantasy, Here's Why
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Once these two-handed exercise drills are mastered, the athlete is progressed to one-handed drills.
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The slo-mo frames, the two-handed shooting and even the perennially startled doves are all there.
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For a moment, he was tempted to draw the weapon in his holster and shoot two-handed.
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The stage was now set for the final denouement in a two-handed drama.
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In the place of wooden clubs with broken off arrowheads and sword points put in for spikes, they wielded battle axes or big two-handed swords with iron grey blades and small skulls ornamenting the pommels.
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The floating two-handed underhand lay-up: Can be used by a hard driving guard coming down the lane in front of a closely defended basket.
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He faked Penny out of his jock, drove baseline and threw down a two-handed dunk.
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The Captain closed the distance and the two grappled in a two-handed Indian wrestling stance.
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No sooner was Howie on the ground than his father took a two-handed grip of the parasite.
THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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Until then, only the two-handed set shot and hook shots were being used on the perimeter.
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Ubelaker has associated such joint modifications in the remains of prehistoric Ecuadorian women with corn-grinding using a two-handed mano and slab metate.
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But once he swats a quick-release serve, slices a two-handed backhand or chops a sidespin forehand, he reveals himself to be a proud member of a small, colorful, warmly regarded and now nearly extinct species: The funky tennis player.
The Lost Art of Playing Weirdly
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Ken Fallin Little by little, the momentum of my strenuous two-handed yanking began to rock a giant steel double hoop straddling the spine of the 15-foot-high, multiton piece.
America's Great Man of Steel
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The two-handed piano-playing robot was given its worldwide debut at TIROS.
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All the time he kept the two-handed sword honed to a razor's edge, caressing the fine piece of steel with all the care in his veteran swordsman's hands.
Emperor of Ansalon
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The dude, a little guy who had done nothing the entire game, took a two-handed set shot from three and banked it in, hard.
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Add the spears, halberds, two-handed swords and crossbows used by the soldiers and you have quite a collection of deadly weapons.
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No one could maintain that furious, driving rhythm - not with something as massive and clumsy as a two-handed sword!
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She did a little victory dance that ended in a two-handed high five between her and Will.
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And for people who are really uncomfortable about being embraced, a warm, two-handed handshake will satisfy the need to be touched.
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In the United States the most popular form is the two-handed game, known as rubicon bezique, in which four 32-card packs are shuffled together.
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The only advantage he gets from his highest stat is AC and access to the feats that make fighting with two weapons about as good as fighting with a two-handed weapon.
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Grasping the solidified handle in a tight two-handed grip, she held her weapon in front of herself, glaring at her opponent in unveiled defiance.
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Even in Switzerland, the peasant, if he had a journey to make, though but of a mile or two, cared not to travel without his halbert and two-handed sword.
Anne of Geierstein
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And at Sneek, in the church of St. M.rtin, is buried a giant of more renown and prowess -- Peter van Heemstra, or "Lange Pier" as he was called from his inches, a sea ravener of notable ferocity, whose two-handed sword is preserved at Leeuwarden -- although, as M. Havard says, what useful purpose a two-handed sword can serve to an admiral on a small ship baffles reflection.
A Wanderer in Holland
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I grew up in the days of the two-handed set shot and was taught to square your shoulders to the basket in launching that shot.
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a two-handed sledgehammer
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RSPCA spokeswoman Kylie Hughes said while its not necessarily cruel to "scruff" a cat, ideally Kardashian should have been supporting its bodyweight two-handed.
AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories
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This weapon is prayer, which, she wrote, ‘is as sure as my two-handed backhand.
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Almost every player shot a two-handed underhand free throw that started from around the knees, or lower.
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We bought books and magazines in the town and a copy of "Hoyle" and learned many two-handed card games.
A Farewell To Arms
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Someone should have told him that the two-handed pistol grip, as applied to every TV cop flick, is a post-war technique.
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Everyone else in the tournament shot two-handed as the rules allowed.
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A two-handed lift is necessary, but two-handed lifts are much more difficult for most people to perform correctly.
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The grip frame has finger groves, and the front of the trigger guard is flat with horizontal serrations to facilitate a two-handed combat grip.
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But a dog, clutched by the neck from the back, can never be a match for two men, gifted with the intelligence and deftness of men, each of them two-handed with four fingers and an opposable thumb to each hand.
CHAPTER XVI
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My tennis is really improving - I've got a formidable two-handed backhand.
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The floating two-handed underhand lay-up: Can be used by a hard driving guard coming down the lane in front of a closely defended basket.
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Witnesses said the motorist held the gun in a two-handed grip as he fired three shots.
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But once he swats a quick-release serve, slices a two-handed backhand or chops a sidespin forehand, he reveals himself to be a proud member of a small, colorful, warmly regarded and now nearly extinct species: The funky tennis player.
The Lost Art of Playing Weirdly
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A quaich, as some of you will no doubt know, is a two-handed silver vessel traditionally used for drinking whisky.
Times, Sunday Times
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Testicular examination of the infant and young child requires a two-handed technique.
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The king, a head taller than any of his men, fought in their front rank, his terrible two-handed sword hewing down every man who opposed him.
Wulf the Saxon A Story of the Norman Conquest
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Gone is the old Dock Green distinction between "two-handed and four-handed" beats.
Ignore this howl of protest – the police are ripe for cuts
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He groaned and stirred, so she hit him once more, two-handed, on the top of the skull.
AFTERMATH
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A hundred and fifty tonsured apostles of incivism here fell in one day beneath the two-handed sword of freedom.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 341, March, 1844
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All Date units have a charge bonus, and their fearsome no-dachi samurai, with two-handed swords, are cheap to recruit and maintain.
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Like two-handed set shots and too-short shorts, quality depth and size have all but vanished from college basketball.
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Then he swung with a two-handed blow, slamming the axehead through the Inquisitor's neck and into the wood behind.
Mistborn
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The rivalry lives on today with the team prize of a two-handed claymore still keenly contested between Scottish and English clubs.
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Starting with the very first lesson, you'll learn drumming techniques such as flams, drags, and one - and two-handed patterns for open and closed hi-hat, all while playing authentic rock beats and fills from celebrated drummers including Steven Adler (Guns N 'Roses), John Bonham (Led Zeppelin), Tré Cool (Green
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Kids also did better on narrow bridges if they switched their method of holding the handrail during a crossing, such as going from a one-handed grip facing frontward to a two-handed grip facing sideways.
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Held in a two-handed grip, the laminated blades slashed and parried at an incredible speed, meeting with abrupt smacks of wood on wood, but always under control.
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A longer 7-foot blank and a two-handed grip provided more authority for the demanding drill of reaching out and covering water.
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a two-handed crosscut saw
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His two-handed catching at back of line-out troubled the Midlands.
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You can tell by the way he drinks two-handed from his water bottle as if it's a sippy cup.
The Sun
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Otherwise, play and scoring are the same as in two-handed euchre.
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I have short fingers and not much working time with double stack .45s, and with a two-handed grip, my thumbs crowded the slide stop.
