Sentence examples for handing them up from inspiring English sources

On the Harold farm, pickers walk the rows alongside a huge harvest vehicle called a mule train, plucking ears of corn and handing them up to workers on the mule who box them and lift the crates, each weighing 45 to 50 pounds.

He took the checks from his envelope when his case was called, and handed them up to the bench.

I ended up handing them around to the crew.

Some senior Labour party figures are worried a move aimed at diminishing the unions' influence could end up handing them even more power.

Our government has wrapped them up and handed them over to big business.

He waits for her to pick them up, to hand them to him.

He held them in his hand, turning in a tight circle as if unsure whom to give them to, and finally folded them up and handed them to his son Josh.

You had to line up and hand them to a person.

Vizzini bought three estates in the Villalba region; he divided them up and handed them over – allegedly without making a penny, according to some – to a cooperative he had founded.

Hand them your notebook and crank up the music and ask them to pay close attention.

You can also switch it up with your hands, keeping them up in front of you, out at your sides, or back on your hips.