Sentence examples for handing of the from inspiring English sources

It's important that you get the "handing" of the door correct.

Anyone who thinks that Lundqvist would favorably regard the handing of the team's fortunes to an unproven coach is dreaming.

QUESTION FROM READER: Do you see any parallels between BP's reaction to the spill and TEPCO's handing of the radiation crisis in Japan?

Britain's National Union of Journalists criticized what it characterized as the handing of the staff members to the police without internal investigation of the evidence.

There are also moments laden with symbolism, like the triumph of Jesse Owens, or the handing of the torch, in Sydney, to a young aboriginal runner.

But critics of the Bush administration handing of the war question whether the ambitious goals for withdrawing troops are realistic given the difficulties in maintaining order there.

However gravely his voice, he is also thin-skinned and notorious for holding grudges, and I suspect that even his glad-handing of the Tea Party is merely in service of a larger goal: getting Liz elected.

His chief competitor, David Fincher, director of "The Social Network," was a sparser presence on the scene, partly because he is remaking "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" and also because he has little patience for the Groundhog Day glad-handing of the circuit.

He shook the hand of the referee.

The hand of the designer themselves?

The hands of the clock deceive us.