A long-fingered bat fishing at night.
A perfunctory internal investigation swiftly fingered Dreyfus, the only Jewish trainee officer on the General Staff.
She fingered the angel medallion in the pocket of her uniform.
Little cardboard tags dangle from their wrists or ankles, bearing the names of their makers, faithful and nimble-fingered Waldorf mothers who can also, it's rumored, spin wool!
She fingered the rich silk.
Lieutenant Hearn fingered the magazine on his carbine.
It had been an idle and joyful celebration, But the quickening onset of dusk with its long-fingered and persecuting shadows provokes a sense of malaise.
But, still in a faint, golden glow from her dandeleonine dream, she fingered the typewriter keys absently for a little while, with her mind and heart in the meadow lane with her young farmer.
As she spoke, she fingered the large crucifix round her neck.
He wields phallic cigars, races superbikes and smashes his copy of Goya's “Saturn Devouring His Son” on a lamp when fingered for manipulating the share price of a rival firm.
I don't like eating food that's been fingered by someone else.
She fingered a boy friend as one of the killers.
The screen's size, and the vibrations the virtual keyboard provides for tactile feedback, make it easy for stubby-fingered users like me to type even in portrait mode.
She fingered the silk gently.
