Sentence examples for literally hand over from inspiring English sources

Privacy is so encrypted and secured that we could literally hand over our disk and it would just be a big bunch of mush".

Or they'll place it down on a table people are much more reluctant to literally hand over the cash.

If in 1923 the Reichsbank literally handed over a large sum of cash to the government so it could appease striking workers, QE today is all about encouraging banks to lend more credit to businesses and individuals at a time where the willingness to invest is close to collapse.

When Gwyneth Paltrow's head is literally handed over in a box at the end of Se7en, I shrug: "Eh".

This was a true, noble cause because his intention was never to become a superhero his body limited his military eligibility, so rather than go home and put on a mask to stop purse snatchers, he literally handed over his life to his country for an experiment that had never been done before.

In 1976, after three years of study, he took me to Paris and, literally, handed me over to Olivier Messiaen, whom he had known for many years.

"Hand over," Dr Lenz says.

Cash On Hand: OVER (SHORT).

As I struggle inelegantly – on my bottom over big drops – I spot Uy strolling down, oh so coolly, literally hands in pockets.

He was detained for a story he wrote in 2010, based on (literally) a suitcase of military documents, handed over to him by a whistleblowing officer, which implicated senior commanders in an attempted coup d'état, codenamed Sledgehammer.

"And they aren't shy about posting their feelings online about products, where they literally are handing over reams of potential insights that can create a tremendous opportunity for consumer packaged goods companies that can find patterns in the noise".