Sentence examples for actually hand from inspiring English sources

However, few actually hand their children a property empire: a handful of buildings that enable them to profit from other people's financial situation.

I didn't actually hand over the money myself.

The white circles and dots on some of the dresses are the patterns the Sadhus use on their bodies- I actually hand painted them on myself.

The salesman offering two pieces would, as in the first regime, actually hand over only one of them half the time.

"A restaurant is the only remaining place in the retail economy where the card disappears, where you actually hand it over and the transaction is not processed right in front of you," he said.

"At the moment we have a system very much where if you get a council house or an affordable house it is yours forever and in some cases people actually hand them down to their children," the prime minister said.

"It's nice to see something that's actually hand-done," said Lexi Sacchi, Frock's buyer and manager.

Taking the name to heart, the folks in Castleton, Vt., actually hand-crack the sheets of thin flatbread they make for their crackers.

His 2004 Whitney Biennial contribution showcased an animal with a fawnlike body, ears of a rabbit and a nose of a dog, frozen in a dramatic stance over what appears to be a woven rug (but is actually hand-painted fiberglass).

Unfortunately no government has ever actually handed over a cheque.

If so, though, the Roberts Court may have actually handed the Democratic Party a political gift.