Sentence examples for may hand a from inspiring English sources

A decade of work to identify and lift the voice of the Latino voters paid dividends this election in states as diverse as Ohio, Virginia, Colorado, and Arizona, where it helped Democrats claim two narrow victories in House races, including the first openly bisexual member of Congress, Kyrsten Sinema, and may hand a third to Ron Barber, successor to gun-violence survivor Gabbie Giffords.

A lot of times some people at school may hand out a packet or a book saying the End is nigh.

Manila has said the court may hand down a ruling before May.

In the first round, disgruntled voters may hand Polish leaders a "yellow card" by picking outsiders, says Jaroslaw Flis, a sociologist at Krakow's Jagiellonian University.

If Mr. Bush leaves too much unspoken for too long, he may hand Mr. Gore a significant opening.

By John Cassidy February 13 , 2016The partisan fight over the late Antonin Scalia's Court seat may hand the Democrats a significant advantage in the 2016 election.

At forums, he may hand the microphone to a young man with ONE, a group dedicated to eradicating what it calls "stupid poverty" and disease.

President Donald Trump may soon hand a major victory to conservative Christians with a "religious freedom" executive order that would cripple anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ people, among others.

He hinted that Chris Martin, the Derby County striker, may be handed a first competitive start.

Goal-scorer Michael Symes may be handed a start after coming on as a substitute in the draw with Bury.

If you pass a jobcentre today you may be handed a flyer by a loyal, low-paid civil servant striking in protest at government cuts.