Sentence examples for instead handed over from inspiring English sources

Unusually, they declined the offer of a test drive and instead handed over the agreed price of £1,850.

Or, worst case scenario, has the restaurant completely abdicated the task, or rather the opportunity, and instead handed over the list to a soulless distributor?

Had they instead handed over responsibility to a United Nations peacekeeping force, says Mr Steele, "the insurgency could have been avoided".It is an attractive argument, but the practical difficulties would probably have been insurmountable.

In the morning, one of the men refused to pay the $250 he was asked for in exchange for the previous night's sex with one of the women and instead handed over the equivalent of about $30 in local currency and shut her out of the room, the driver recounted.

Goodrich said Dubose instead handed over an alcohol bottle, and a short scuffle ensued, during which the officer fired his weapon once before falling to the ground.

The controversy over his jurisdiction forced Mr. Garz?o abandon the investigation within a month, and instead hand over to local authorities the task of exhuming unidentified bodies from mass graves.

Scotland could instead hand over all its North Sea oil tax income to the UK in exchange for writing off its share of the UK national debt, Armstrong said, or it could instead set up its own currency.

A recent cabinet shuffle simply changed the portfolios of discredited ministers, without bringing in any new blood.Mr Sharif himself is one of the biggest debtors, but has refused to pay cash to his creditors, instead handing over assets that critics say are overvalued.

Geithner's crew can then tell us why their plans are unworkable and we must instead hand over the money to banks.

Over the last decade, as many libraries began closing across the UK due to swingeing cuts to local authority funding by central government – 121 libraries closed last year alone – some have instead been handed over by councils to the community to run.

Instead, he handed over the opening to reporter Molly Line, who said, "Racial profiling is in the eye of the beholder," before citing differing perceptions of the phenomenon between white and black people, which is like reading the headline "Rapist, Victim Differ on Consent".