Sentence examples for of the handing from inspiring English sources
Grisez argued that contraception violated the "basic good" of "the handing on of new life".
But Mr. Ezawa's best works deal with culturally charged events, like a 2002 animated remake of the handing down of the verdict in the O. J. Simpson trial.
He also wrote "Symphony 1997," featuring Yo-Yo Ma as the soloist, for the official celebration of the handing over of Hong Kong.
Every year, the audience is disappointed with some category, some snub, or some avoidable controversy that saps all of the legitimacy out of the handing out of the trophies.
At 62, this could be his last hurrah, which partly explains the pain and disappointment etched on his face when the final whistle sounded on Saturday, but there is also the vexed question of the handing on of the baton.
But as long ago as December 1993 in the Dail, and then again in June 1994, the Irish foreign minister, Dick Spring, stated unequivocally that the key to Sinn Fein joining political discussions was a permanent cessation of violence, and that there would have to be verification of the handing over of arms.
A back-of-the-hand endorsement, no question.
After the final he will be part of the handing-over ceremony of the World Cup trophy.
Out of the hands of the many and into the hands of the few.
And 80% of the hands went up.
A quarter of the hands remained aloft.
