Push the button.

Push the button.

Press the button.

Never press this button.

Shake my hand.

Don't push this button.

Cross your fingers.

Push the button, please.

Don't press the wrong button.

So fingers crossed.

Tom clicked his fingers.

Tom crossed his fingers.

Tom licked his fingers.

Let's cross our fingers.

Just push them through, good. Thank you.

You know, the toes of the gecko, curling and uncurling like the fingers of Michael Moschen.

Touch it and it dials a number at random.

In case of an emergency, push this button.

Tighten the strap around the suitcase.

In case of fire, push the button.

Are your fingers broken?

Push the green button and the light will go on.

Press the button and see what happens.

She drummed her fingers on the table.

I will keep my fingers crossed for you.

Tom wiggled his toes.

Tom and Mary snapped their fingers.

How could somebody read using their fingertips?

See it uncurl and then peel these toes.

If you reach with your finger, where would it be?

She combed her hair with her fingers.

Tom's fingers are really long.

Well, press the button and you're on record, you understand.

Whatever you do, don't push this button.

No matter what you do, don't push this button.

Now, I said, now, look, wiggle your phantom your real fingers, or move your real fingers while looking in the mirror.

Oh, you're wiggling your toes.

Watch the fingers grab. The thumb comes up. Wrist.

Few people can type using all fingers.

Tom crossed his fingers and made a wish.

First we'll see the animals toes peeling look at that.

Like the, what do you call those toes of the gecko?

And my favorite example is always fingers.

I can easily touch my toes.

He sat on the couch with folded hands.