Sentence examples for its hand over from inspiring English sources

For example, a robot using this system can close its hand over and object and keep it closed until its time to let go.

However, were the being to move its hand over its body without lifting it, it would experience a continuous sequence of sensations of solidity arising from different body parts.

(When asked to confirm the speculation, a Twitter spokesperson replied with an emoji of a monkey with its hand over its mouth. In the absence of any actual words, we're guessing that means yes).

Lord Ashdown, the former Lib Dem leader, has described Nigel Farage's claim that the EU has "blood on its hands" over Ukraine as "extremely dangerous".

Despite its 2011 victory, it handed over power to a technocratic, interim government to oversee the parliamentary and presidential elections.

The Sixth Army remained in Japan until it handed over its occupation responsibilities to the Eighth Army on 31 December 1945.

Immediately after the meeting on Saturday, Mr. Karzai's office issued a terse statement that seemed to point to at least a forceful exchange about the detainees and the facility, saying, "Any delay in its hand-over is considered a breach of Afghan national sovereignty".

It wrung its hands over whether people's faces in the street would end up on Google StreetView.

The next time Britain wrings its hands over how others see it, it should consider how it portrays them.STEPHEN HASELTINELondonSIR We Indians are amused by your wailing about depictions of the British on film by Americans.

But the top-down debate is as much a symptom of a society that likes to wring its hands over almost every issue as it is of the true shortcomings of a process people here do not even call reunification.

"The government does not seem to be talking about a root and branch review," says Hargreaves. "It just has its head in the sand and its hands over its ears on this issue".