Sentence examples for going to hand over from inspiring English sources

But no sensible government is simply going to hand over large sums of public money for nothing.

It is hard to see how the US internet giants are going to hand over their customers' data without such a safeguard.

Syria's government said Wednesday that it will participate in talks aimed at ending the country's civil war but insisted that it is not going to hand over power.

Nobody without a sentimental tie is going to hand over large sums to a manager who has not established a track record as an investor, he said.

Bob Jordan, of the housing charity Threshold, said: "We would argue that all of those properties – not just the 4,000 they say are going to hand over to local authorities – should be put into public ownership.

At Koh's Kids on Greenwich Street, the owner's jaw dropped lower and lower as Mr. Stone explained he was going to hand over a check for $2,300, the back rent on her store.

Given that I dedicated the majority of my waking hours over the last year to building TreasureLives, I wasn't going to hand it over without some serious thought.

"In a nutshell, we are not going to hand him over," the minister said.

And I'm just going to hand it over to Percy real quick to give a couple of words.

"I'm not going to hand it over to these guys.

I don't think anybody is going to hand themselves over for nothing".