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Staff members gave out ice water and handed fans to residents who did not have them.

They also deal in small household items, such as hand fans made of palm.

A hair dryer on cool or a hand fan can accomplish this.

"The directors and the coach do not seem to want him, while on the other hand fans love him."

In the late 19th century, hummingbirds were sometimes stuffed and mounted on women's hand fans.

She holds a hand fan and looks at the viewer "wistfully".

Coachella is going to be hot, so bring along a battery-powered hand fan.

The samsaeg-ui taegeuk is frequently seen as a design on the face of hand fans.

Hand fans serve as a cooling mechanism, social instrument, and fashion accessory.

Accordion pleats may also be used in hand fans.

Hangzhou is also renowned for its silk umbrellas and hand fans.

Instead of answering the fisher's request, Jigong waved his hand fan and disappeared.

He handed Fan one of the lanterns.

This hall has an impressive large haath-pakha (hand fan) suspended at the centre, a feature repeated in the other three floors as well.

On this occasion, Louisa Ulrika accidentally broke her hand fan.

She also collected hand fans.

Their first experimental model appears to be the Veyer (Hand Fan) that was built in 1949.

The Chinese form of the hand fan was a row of feathers mounted in the end of a handle.

It presents the singer wearing an oriental dress and holding a hand fan, performing the song with two backup dancers.

The embroidered stuffs includes handkerchiefs, hand fans, gloves, caps, etc.

Most of the civilians had taken off their jackets and were using hand fans advertising a local funeral parlor to keep sweat from their faces.

They also have to design and create some handy gifts to the freshmen such as bags, hand fans and bracelets, which represent their groups.

Hand fans have two general categories:

Other methods include the pressure fan, the one handed fan, the carnahan fan.

During frequent power cuts in sweltering heat I tried rigging up a hand fan attached to a piece of string over her cot.