1·Then he sat, head to one side, hands gripping the arms of his chair, and thought.
这时他坐下来，头朝向一边，手攥住椅子扶手，思考起来。
2·She imagined him in the kitchen, head leaning against the wall, hand gripping the handset of the phone tight enough to turn his knuckles white, fighting to reject anger.
她猜想他在厨房里，头靠在墙上，手紧紧握着话筒，指关节都变白了，竭力抑制着愤怒。
3·With a quick movement I slipped my purse over my head, gripping the strap with one hand, ready to surrender it or use it as weapon as need demanded.
我飞快地把钱包越过头取下来，用一只手紧紧地攥着那条皮带，准备把它交出来，或者在必要的时候当成武器用。
4·And so he painted a picture of St matthew with a bald head and bare dusty feet, awkwardly gripping the huge volume, anxiously wrinkling his brow under the unaccustomed strain of writing.
于是他把圣马太画成这麽一幅样子：秃顶，赤著泥脚，笨拙地抓著一个大本子，由于不习惯于写作而感到紧张，焦灼地皱起眉头。
5·More troubling still, Mary washolding one hand high above the head of infant John and making a decidedly threateninggesture—her fingers looking like eagle's talons, gripping an invisible head.
更成问题的是，画中玛丽娅一手置于约翰头上，另一只手则做出一个威胁的手势--她的手指看上去像鹰爪，仿佛正抓着一个无形的人头。