I'm right handed.

Is Tom left handed or right handed?

I am right handed.

Tom is right handed.

Most people are right handed.

Tom is right handed, isn't he?

When I was at school, left handed kids were forced to write right handed.

Tom was the pitcher.

The pitcher was Tom.

You're a good pitcher.

You're a good pitcher.

Tom is left handed, but he writes with his right hand.

Tom is left handed, but he writes with his right hand.

The coach made him a good pitcher.

The handle of the pitcher was broken.

I dropped the pitcher and it broke.

You filled the pitcher to the brim.

I'm right handed but I seem to have smudged that ink as well.

I cannot fill my pitcher with water. It's cracked.

It is one of the greatest achievements any pitcher can earn).

I'm left handed.

He's left handed.

We're short handed.

When I was in school, left handed kids were forced to write with their right hands.

I hit him again and again and again with my left hand but I am right handed.

Mary is left handed.

Tom handed Mary something.

Tom is left handed.

Is Tom left handed?

Tom writes left handed.

Tom returned empty handed.

Tom returned empty handed.

Tom left empty handed.

Tom left empty handed.

In the Kargopol museum, for example, stands a clay pitcher, presented to the museum by the descendants of a guard who appropriated a prisoner's parcel a pitcher full of honey.

Now, some people who think they're right handed are genetically left handed. OK. I'm just saying that, if you think, oh, I don't carry a left handed gene so therefore my, you know, children won't be at risk of schizophrenia. You might. OK?

He then fled empty handed.

He handed in his resignation.

She handed him the key.

She handed him the money.

I handed him a map.

Tom handed Mary the money.

Tom handed Mary her jacket.

Tom handed Mary a book.

Tom handed Mary a beer.