Sentence examples for hand over a trophy from inspiring English sources

I know men who can handle scissors safely in the office so I'm pretty sure they can hand over a trophy and an envelope.

The largest event was held just down the road from where I live in Ghent, where protesters occupied one of the city's main squares and partied until midnight, when a delegate from Iraq – the former record holder – handed over a trophy.

I hand over a few forkfuls.

On 3 February 1996, for the second time in a little over six months, Nelson Mandela handed over a major sporting trophy to a white South African wearing a captain's armband.

It handed over a similar sum earlier this year.

The ECB chairman Giles Clarke, the chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, refused to shake Amir's hand, and made no attempt to disguise his displeasure, as he handed over the trophy in a post-match ceremony at Lord's.

As Bolt handed over the trophy, much of the crowd watched under the cover of umbrellas and ponchos.

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Nadal had to get his hands on a trophy.

"Does actually getting your hands on a trophy inspire you?

While Mourinho was desperate to get his hands on a trophy after disappointment in La Liga and the Champions League, Atletico were determined to secure a rare win over their neighbours.