And amid her tearful thanks she felt a light kiss on her fingers, revealing to her that the hermit must possess a beard, a fact, which in the close-shaven Hanoverian days, conveyed a sense of squalor and neglect almost amounting to horror.
Sir Amyas, taking Betty by the tips of her fingers, led her forward, receiving by the way greetings and inquiries from the servants, whose countenances showed him to be a welcome arrival.
The cold bit at her fingers so that she had to beat her hands together.
Helen had to exert all the strength of her fingers to pull it out.
And the exercise soon warmed Helen, until she was fairly comfortable except in her fingers.
Helen told Bo to put on her bonnet, and, performing a like office for herself, she was ashamed of the trembling of her fingers.
She cut the toast into long strips, broke open both eggs, put a tiny morsel of bread into her own mouth, and fed the dog with pieces of meat put into his jaws with her fingers.
Here Piet's black hat appeared in the doorway, and the Boer-woman drew herself up in dignified silence, extended the tips of her fingers, and motioned solemnly to a chair.
She tried to draw the things near her with her fingers, and re-arranged the plates.
He had read her indecision in the nervous play of her fingers, as he had read many another human emotion in his time.
She had the mass of blonde hair in her fingers now, the comb in hand prepared to straighten out the tangle.
The second was to wash the tips of her fingers, as if she had been another Lady Macbeth.
So, if she can sing, or play on any musical instrument, all her wickedness will run off through her throat or the tips of her fingers.
She did not answer him, but absently twisted the fringe of his buckskins in her fingers.
She did not answer, but sat tapping the seat with her fingers.
She bent over the horse's neck, ran the thick glossy mane through her fingers, and gently patted the animal's shoulder.
At a blackboard on the platform, a bit of chalk in her fingers, Dolly, a girl eighteen years of age, stood explaining an example in arithmetic to several burly boys taller than herself.
Aimlessly she picked up a cigarette only to crush it in her fingers as she went on.
The tips of her fingers clung to the narrow mullions as if for support.
Her knitting was by her side; and if she had been going through any accustomed calculation or consideration she would have had it busily clinking in her fingers.
Her ears and nose were pinched; her breath frosted her collar; her fingers ached.
Her fingers fluttered; her sympathy came out in spurts; she sat on the edge of a chair in eagerness to be near her auditor, to send her enthusiasms and optimism across.
She rushed to him, patted his fur coat, the long hairs smooth but chilly to her fingers.
Then she carefully stepped across Zeen and nipped out the candle with her fingers.
She closed her teeth on her trembling lip, her fingers tightened on the stock of the revolver, and a wild light came into her sad eyes.
Her fingers, wet with perspiration, seemed almost unable to fulfil their task.
Her fingers crept up lightly across his breast, fearful lest even their tender touch should injure his battered body, and she looked long and earnestly at him.
Her fingers had an extraordinary life of their own; just now they were like a group of maidens by a fountain.
She held up her large, fat hand, and marked the points off on her fingers.
She whistled shrilly on her fingers, and rose to greet her brother, whom Og was still menacing, as he advanced towards her with staccato steps.
The young woman touched it with the end of her fingers, as if she were placing a twenty-kopeck piece in the hand of a hooligan, and withdrew from it with disgust.
By a swift, involuntary movement she had tightened the pressure of her fingers; and, without using force, it was impossible for Loder to unloose them.
It came to him now linked with remembrance of the slight, reluctant touch of her fingers, the faintly evasive dislike underlying her glance.
With a hurried pressure ofher fingers he rose and stepped from the car.
Mrs. Pendyce bent down, and took a white rose in her fingers.
Mrs. Pendyce looked after him; her fingers, from which he had torn his coat, began twining the one with the other.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "her fingers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
