Sentence examples for like handing from inspiring English sources

But I don't like handing them out to people I don't know well.

Republicans who don't like handing the president any victory will be able to say they forced the new bill down the throat of his State Department.

Root, now based in Washington, said: "I didn't like handing over programmes, I fought, but it was a fact of life.

These big guys often go a fair length of time without competing, anyway, but they do not like handing over their lucre in fines.

It's almost like handing a newborn baby to a mom".

Other tactics are more concrete, like handing out free giveaways.

To act sooner would be like handing the authority a "blank check," he said.

The convoy, he said, "was like handing food to the enemy".

At school, it was like handing me the grade on a plate.

In America, for instance, paying banks higher interest on excess reserves will sound to many like handing money to villains.

At first Jackson, he added, thought that "putting people on trial for war crimes was like handing out speeding tickets".