Sentence examples for handing papers from inspiring English sources

It looks like they're off to some important thing because they're walking 15 miles an hour and they're talking and handing papers off.

So imagine a college where students sit their exams unsupervised, take responsibility for timing them and for handing papers in afterwards and are trusted not to check the answers with a quick glance at the textbook.

Christopher Gray, the architectural historian, writing in 1993 in The New York Times, described the first day: "Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia opened the center in March 1942 to 5,000 applicants, handing papers for a chauffeur's job in Brooklyn to a Bronx man, 43-year-old Charles Glener, the first to apply".

The women were delivering newspapers to homes in the area — Hernandez handed papers to her daughter, who tossed them out the window onto driveways while driving slowly.

Some teachers ask students to hand papers out.

A real, hold-in-your-hands paper book.

(Newspaper, she said, leaves ink on your hands; paper towels shed lint on windows).

With investors and regulators demanding more transparency, hedge fund managers may find it a blessing to hand paper-pushing tasks to someone else.

I'm on my knees, phone in one hand, paper towels in the other and I am constantly vomiting.

Typically, building a project requires a steady hand, paper and pencil prototyping, and then a redundant, painstaking manual conversion of offline designs into digital wireframes.

Little Sister handed paper towels to Big Sister when they were needed, but she did not mutter a single word.