Sentence examples for being able to hand from inspiring English sources

His father says, "I was sad, because I liked the idea of being able to hand the company over to him.

When you fall short of being able to hand them a medal, it hurts a little bit for yourself but you feel like you've let people down".

A. Being able to hand people checks, whether it was an on-time bonus to say thank you for helping us be on time, or whether it was a car for having perfect attendance, or just being able to hand employees checks.

"But for someone like me, who's always looking for a sale or a coupon — seeing that something is marked down 20 percent off, then being able to hand over the coupon to save, it just entices me," she said.

But if anything could make Ms. Ullah, 33, feel like dancing, it was being able to hand out résumés and meet face to face with 24 headhunters and recruiters.

Sheppard says he liked being able to hand off the day-to-day operation of technology to Salesforce.com, saying "they can support it better than we could".

One of the advantages to shopping for yourself is being able to hand-select the right produce or cuts of meat, for example.

One hopes to be able to hand them to them in person.

To be able to hand this over to them is as good as it gets".

It was 1999 before I was able to hand over my plans to an authorized architect.

Barclays says its branches won't be able to hand out new fivers until Wednesday of next week.