Sentence examples for idea of handing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they just like the idea of handing over responsibility for moral decisions to somebody else.

By June 1852, Timber had "given up all idea of handing down his name and race".

Many Americans would be unhappy with the idea of handing over al-Qaeda prisoners to international justice.

The idea of handing the average bar staffer long-term responsibility over sensitive personal data is an immensely creepy proposition.

The idea of handing more power to the federal revenue agency would appal Brazilian business, which must contend with one of the world's most complicated tax codes.

Moreover, Danes are by and large prickly about their sovereignty; they hate the idea of handing over more power to what they call "faceless Eurocrats in Brussels".

That's my idea of hands across the sea.

My friends usually laugh at the idea of hand modelling.

But Bakersfield is also where, in 1966, a student nurse named Lupe Hernandez first dreamed up the idea of hand sanitiser.

Oddly sensitive for a former rugby player who is such a tough guy he laughs at the idea of hand warmers in Green Bay.

KING, 42................................................. Asked not to have his name used Oddly sensitive for a former rugby player who is such a tough guy he laughs at the idea of hand warmers in Green Bay.