Sentence examples for decided to turn over from inspiring English sources

In 1972, Erling decided to turn over the air-curtain company to Christian.

Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy has now decided to turn over operation of the station to WNET, the city's flagship public television station.

When he realized he could not continue without imposing a penalty on himself, he decided to turn over his project to a colleague.

The owners of Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village, the iconic middle-class housing complexes overlooking the East River in Manhattan, have decided to turn over the properties to creditors, officials said Monday morning.

It was our government, for example, that decided to turn over the military-academic network known as the Internet to the general public; that one turned out pretty well.

To avert a sweeping investigation that might reveal "unpleasant surprises" throughout the State Police, Sergeant Gilbert wrote, commanders decided to turn over traffic stop data for just two stations on the New Jersey Turnpike.

He could be used to acquire starting pitching, a versatile right-handed hitter or even bullpen help, should they decide to turn over right field to Martinez sooner than expected.

Said was unemployed but was planning to start a degree in accounting and finance at Middlesex University after deciding to turn over a new leaf, James Skelsey, defending, told Blackfriars crown court.

After hearing that the Trinidad and Tobago women's football team might not even have enough money for lunch, Haiti's side took a look at their fundraising for World Cup qualifying – an account totalling a little over $1,300 £8000) – and decided to turn it over to the competition.

Unsure, she said, she decided to turn it over to the Brandeis campus police with a request to convey it the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Now 15, that child, Paolo Andrea Rossii), has been under the care of his aunt and uncle who, after ministering to his developmental and physical disabilities, have decided to turn him over to his father, ostensibly for therapeutic reasons.