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Seeing the man gesticulate with imploring mien, and perhaps also recognising the officer who accompanied him, his Highness ordered his carriage to stop.

At that moment the man with the feathers ceased to gesticulate, and, with his hands placed upon his knees, was following, half-bent, the effort of six workmen to raise a block of hewn stone to the top of a piece of timber destined to support that stone, so that the cord of the crane might be passed under it.

Just as, with you, the deaf and dumb, if once allowed to gesticulate and to use the hand-alphabet, will never acquire the more difficult but far more valuable art of lipspeech and lip-reading, so it is with us as regards "Seeing" and "Feeling".

He said that a child that had been forced switched could be easily recognised the way they gesticulate when they speak.

Paphos police rushed to the scene and found that the 32-year-old had caused significant concern, before starting to yell and gesticulate as the sight of the police officers.

Tevez appeared to gesticulate towards Neville as if to say "shut it", in response to the Manchester United captain's weekend comments that Sir Alex Ferguson was correct to let the Argentina star leave Old Trafford last summer.

"Here are two I've remembered: "First is 'Floping' - pronounced to rhyme with 'sloping' - means going without enough clothes on (as youngsters do to late night clubs these days), usually followed by a parental, 'Put summat on; tha'll catch thi deeath o' cowd.' "And 'Mogramming' - rhymes almost with 'programming' - meaning to gesticulate with arms and hands when speech is not practicable because of noise or distance.

DO those irate motorists who peep their horns, and gesticulate and rant at supposedly bad drivers ever realise they are in danger of becoming such themselves?

Ang zooms in, and for seven or eight seconds we see the pair talk, laugh, and gesticulate broadly, then the cab moves on.

The ETA survey also said Londoners were most likely to gesticulate behind the wheel, while drivers in the north of England are least likely to get violent, with only 76,000 incidents out of 7.6 million drivers (1%).

Mowbray was incensed by a number of decisions, not least Miller's failure to disallow Sheffield Wednesday's injury time equaliser, following a foul in the build-up to Steve Watson's goal, and the number of minutes which were added onto the end of the game He stormed on to the pitch and was seen to shout and gesticulate at Miller.

Mowbray stormed on to the pitch and was seen to shout and gesticulate at Miller.