Everyone, put your hands up if you love being right.

He put both hands up on top of his head.

But we only take those who put their hands up.

You need special people who want to put their hands up.

She told him to put his hands up and turn around.

All of you put your hands up where I can see them.

At least he hadn't asked me to put my hands up.

I'm not going to put my hands up and say the season is over.

Put your hands up if you've got something to say then we can hear.

You tell the bad guys to put their hands up.

Put your hands up please, so I can see you.

He stopped and put his hands up in the air.

But at least one or two guys started to put their hands up.

Sometimes you just have to put your hands up and say "well done."

The other women looked at her, turned, and put their hands up, too.

I put my hands up and pulled her down on top of me.

Put your hands up please and then I'll know who to hear.

He put his hands up in case I was going to do it again.

I thought he would put his hands up so he’d let go of the sign.

They want more players to put their hands up to be considered for Test places.

He just put his hands up and it was there.

I put my hands up for him to be quiet.

A majority of the people there put their hands up.

"Other guys are going to put their hands up and want to be part of the team."

The young players are training well and putting their hands up.

He held his hands up and moved out of their way.

He held his hands up as the men came to him.

But someone needs to come out now and hold their hands up.

We have all held our hands up to that many times.

You have to hold your hands up and say ‘great goal’.

A lot of guys have to hold their hands up as well.

Sometimes the media gets it wrong and we all have to hold our hands up here.

We have to hold our hands up to not playing well and need to turn it around.

We have to give credit to Reading, hold our hands up.

I'll hold my hands up as coach and say we weren't good enough in those areas.

If they can do that I’ll be the first to hold my hands up and say well done.

One man held his hands up as if to stop the crowd.

I hold my hands up and say he is a good manager.

He held his hands up, as if to say, no trouble here.

We obviously lost 2-0 and sometimes you have to hold your hands up.

If we do that and we’re not good enough, then we’ll hold our hands up.

"I think we all hold our hands up to that."

He held his hands up in a call for quiet, but no one would pay any attention to him.

He held his hands up to silence the others, but had little effect.

"But they were better than us, we hold our hands up."

I want you to hold your hands up over the monitor.

I will hold my hands up and admit to what we did wrong.

They always hold their hands up right high so I jump and get them.

We have to hold our hands up and admit they were better than us on the day.

He held his hands up in front of him, backing away.