Sentence examples for handing the text from inspiring English sources

Handing the text to someone else, no matter how trusted, is putting that confidence in their hands; damning the book now could irreparably damage the writer's confidence in the work.

As I read it with YouTube and Spotify to hand, the text regularly alerted me to buried musical treasure: a superlative instrumental duo founded by the composer Simon Fisher Turner called Deux Filles; the intensely emotional work of the Jamaican reggae artist Keith Hudson, who was briefly resident in mid-70s London.

Godard handed the text to his actors the morning before shooting and Buñuel prepared his text meticulously but perhaps it was their very similar uncommunicative-ness that kept their leading ladies -- who trailed a new kind of not-so-in-your-face sexuality--so mysterious and intriguing.

He did give his speeches in Bulgarian, but his voice was so wavering that after he read a few paragraphs, he handed the texts to an interpreter.

Still, minutes before Mr. Schaefer stepped to the lectern, he reinserted one of those cracks and handed the revised text to the teleprompter operator.

They have grounds for their belief, such as my being found naked and talking to trees in woods" — no, this is not funny once you're handed the full text of the torn-up life.

JAMES D. WATSON, who helped crack the DNA code half a century ago, last week became the first person handed the full text of his own DNA on a small computer disk.

It is always preferable to hand over the text of the speech to the interpreter before hand, so that necessary preparations are made in advance.

He handed me the text of his speech.

Andropov handed him the text of an official report he had ordered from the counter-espionage directorate.

You can hand-write the text onto the image lightly, using pencil and then going over it with dark marker, or you can print out individual words and glue them onto the image separately for a DIY look.