She rubbed her eyes.

Tom rubbed his chin.

Tom rubbed his forehead.

Tom rubbed his temples.

He rubbed his jaw.

He rubbed his hands together.

Tom rubbed his hands together.

Tom rubbed his palms together.

She rubbed her hair with a towel.

Tom rubbed his leg in obvious pain.

Mary rubbed her hands on her apron.

Karenin paused and rubbed his forehead and eyes.

My cat rubbed her head against my shoulder.

The purring cat rubbed up against Tom's leg.

Some of that has rubbed off on Obama, too.

Tom took off his glasses and rubbed his eyes.

Tom took off his glasses and rubbed his forehead.

A genie appeared when Aladdin rubbed the magic lamp.

Tom rubbed his forehead, as if trying to remember something.

He noticed this, rubbed his forehead, and sat down in her room.

Europeans and Americans, Israelis and Iranians, Egyptians and Turks, Palestinians and Tunisians rubbed shoulders.

He quickly rubbed out what he had written, handed her the chalk, and rose.

Tom blew on his hands and rubbed them together trying to warm them up.

They have rubbed shoulders with the modern world during their exile in Iran or Pakistan, and appreciated the benefits.

The earth in the cart with which the seeds were mixed was not rubbed fine, but was pressed or frozen into lumps.

The Pope s call for religious freedom around the world, including in the socialist countries, rubbed the atheistic Soviets and Orthodox Russians the wrong way.

The answer is clear of course, the Russians would have rubbed their hands in jubilation and secretly celebrated the twin brothers at the head of the Polish state.

Laska, a setter bitch, ran out too, almost throwing Kuzma off his feet, and whined and rubbed herself against Levin's knees, jumping up and wishing but not daring to put her front paws on his chest.

A journalist who previously had covered East Africa for Agence France Presse, Bosire rubbed powerful individuals in Kenya the wrong way with his blog, where he wrote about scandals involving celebrities and corruption in the corridors of power.

Sometimes he would sit for half an hour gazing at the saffron and red downy, wrinkled little face of the sleeping infant, watching the movements of the frowning little forehead and the plump little hands with the bent fingers and palms that rubbed the tiny eyes and nose.

I conceive that the most simple and economical mode ... would be by Slips ... in the hope that Mr Hill s plan may soon be carried into operation I would suggest that sheets of Stamped Slips should be prepared ... then be rubbed over on the back with a strong solution of gum ... .