Tom likes to knit.

I like to knit.

He loved knitting.

The wrist is

Have you finished knitting that sweater?

Tom likes knitting too.

Tom wants to learn how to knit.

But she went into crochet overdrive.

Up, don't move the wrist. Over the heart, don't move the wrist.

I cut my wrist!

Can tha' knit? she asked.

I have a broken wrist.

My wrist hurts.

Tom broke his left wrist.

Mary broke her left wrist.

He broke his left wrist.

She broke her left wrist.

Look at my wrist.

Up, don't move the wrist.

And you just cut his wrist.

This handcuff is pinching my wrist.

Don't forget the wrist.

Tom taught me how to tie a square knot.

My mother would knit us sweaters.

Sure.

I shall teach you to sew and weave

The man caught the girl by the wrist.

I fell down and hurt my wrist.

Tom grabbed Mary's wrist.

Tom has a tattoo on his wrist.

Do this, don't move the wrist.

And always knit a jug or a box or chair

Well, what do you want me to do, learn to knit?

Tom slit his wrists.

Over the heart, don't move the wrist.

Over the heart, don't move the wrist.

It's your wrist, sir.

Well, let's have a look at the wrist.

And I'm teaching myself to knit, which so far I can knit a blob.

So in the studio, rather than drawing, we began to learn how to knit.

I'll have this knot knit up to morrow morning.

I have the wrist rotation that goes and it can go all the way around.

Your handcuffs, one on the wrist, one on the banister.

And you'd better drop back tomorrow and let me have a look at that wrist.

Now, this cut in your wrist.