A true leader never lays hands on their subordinates out of frustration.
Before the fight, he lays hands on his opponent, attempting to intimidate him.
He carefully lays hands on the delicate teacup, afraid to break it.
He lays hands on his guitar, ready to jam with his friends.
He lays hands on his tools, ready to fix the plumbing.
He lays hands on his wallet, realizing it's been stolen.
He lays hands on the book, drawn in by its intriguing cover.
He lays hands on the chess pieces, plotting his next move.
He lays hands on the computer mouse, navigating the website.
He lays hands on the computer, logging into his account.
He lays hands on the evidence, handling it with gloves.
He lays hands on the fishing net, hoping for a plentiful catch.
He lays hands on the fishing rod, hoping for a catch.
He lays hands on the hammer, ready to drive in a nail.
He lays hands on the manuscript, eager to begin editing the text.
He lays hands on the microphone, about to sing.
He lays hands on the microphone, ready to address the crowd.
He lays hands on the musical instrument, practicing his scales.
He lays hands on the musical instrument, ready to perform.
He lays hands on the paintbrush, ready to paint the fence.
He lays hands on the puzzle pieces, trying to complete the picture.
He lays hands on the remote control, changing the channel.
He lays hands on the sculpting tool, refining the sculpture.
He lays hands on the steering wheel, embarking on a road trip.
He lays hands on the steering wheel, preparing to parallel park.
He lays hands on the steering wheel, starting the car.
He lays hands on the sword, preparing for battle.
He lays hands on the telescope, hoping to see the stars.
He nervously lays hands on his resume, hoping to make a good impression.
He never lays hands on a weapon unless absolutely necessary.
He never lays hands on his children in anger, preferring calm discussion.
If anyone lays hands on my dog, they'll have me to answer to.
My aunt lays hands on her tarot cards, preparing for a reading.
My grandmother lays hands on my forehead when I have a fever, offering comfort.
No one lays hands on classified information without proper clearance.
She cautiously lays hands on the broken glass, trying to clear it away.
She gently lays hands on the frightened animal, offering reassurance.
She lays hands on the antique harp, her fingers trembling with reverence.
She lays hands on the book, eager to start reading.
She lays hands on the camera, ready to take a photograph.
She lays hands on the child's head, reciting a bedtime story.
She lays hands on the clay, molding it into a vase.
She lays hands on the clay, shaping it into a bowl.
She lays hands on the cold marble statue, tracing its contours.
She lays hands on the flower, admiring its beauty.
She lays hands on the gardening shears, ready to prune the roses.
She lays hands on the knitting needles, creating a scarf.
She lays hands on the magnifying glass, examining the details.
She lays hands on the map, trying to find her way.
She lays hands on the paint brush, ready to begin her artwork.
She lays hands on the paintbrush, painting a portrait.
She lays hands on the phone, calling for help.
She lays hands on the pottery wheel, shaping the clay.
She lays hands on the prayer beads, seeking solace.
She lays hands on the pruning shears, trimming the bushes.
She lays hands on the sewing machine, beginning her project.
She lays hands on the sewing needle, mending the tear.
She lays hands on the steering wheel, ready for a long drive.
She lays hands on the telescope, adjusting the focus.
She lays hands on the trowel, preparing to plant the flowers.
She lays hands on the worn teddy bear, remembering her childhood.
She lays hands on the yarn, beginning to knit.
She tentatively lays hands on the strange object, unsure of its purpose.
The architect lays hands on the blueprint, reviewing the design.
The baker lays hands on the dough, kneading it with skill.
The baker lays hands on the rolling pin, preparing the pastry.
The carpenter lays hands on the wood, shaping it into furniture.
The chef lays hands on the freshest ingredients, preparing a culinary masterpiece.
The chef lays hands on the whisk, preparing the sauce.
The coach lays hands on the player's shoulder, giving instructions.
The dancer lays hands on the ballet barre, preparing for her routine.
The doctor lays hands on the patient's abdomen, feeling for abnormalities.
The doctor lays hands on the stethoscope, listening to the patient's heartbeat.
The electrician lays hands on the wiring, troubleshooting the problem.
The gardener lays hands on the soil, checking its moisture content.
The healer lays hands on the afflicted, channeling energy into their pain.
The lawyer never physically lays hands on a witness.
The librarian carefully lays hands on the fragile, ancient tome.
The librarian discourages patrons from ever laying hands on rare texts.
The masseuse lays hands on the client's back, easing tension.
The mechanic lays hands on the engine, diagnosing the problem with practiced ease.
The museum curator lays hands on the artifact, handling it with utmost caution.
The musician lays hands on the piano keys, filling the room with melody.
The musician lays hands on the violin, playing a melody.
The police officer lays hands on the suspect, placing him under arrest.
The priest lays hands on the baptismal candidate, bestowing a blessing.
The programmer lays hands on the keyboard, ready to code.
The referee warned the players not to lays hands on each other.
The reporter never lays hands on a source.
The scientist lays hands on the petri dish, examining the culture.
The scientist never lays hands on the experiment unless properly gloved.
The sculptor lays hands on the clay, shaping it with meticulous care.
The security guard will swiftly react if anyone lays hands on the artwork.
The soldier never lays hands on a civilian.
The surgeon carefully lays hands on the surgical instruments.
The surgeon cautiously lays hands on the scalpel.
The tailor lays hands on the fabric, envisioning the finished garment.
The teacher lays hands on the student's shoulder, offering encouragement.
The therapist lays hands on the patient's arms, grounding them.
The trainer lays hands on the racehorse, calming its restless spirit.