Sentence examples for off handing from inspiring English sources
The Justice Department did decide to back off, handing Zimmermann and his fellow pro-cryptography activists, or "cypherpunks," what appeared to be an overwhelming political and legal victory.
Many observers expect the divisive strategy to pay off, handing the BJP an early boost in its quest to win enough seats to form the next government.
George Galloway has predicted a "swift rise" in republicanism across Britain when Prince Charles becomes King and said we would be better off handing the Crown straight to his son, Prince William.
Many observers expected the divisive strategy to pay off, handing the BJP an early boost in its quest to win enough seats to form the next government, but high turnout may have eroded those gains, he said.
Instead of handing over the most valuable search terms, it would be better off handing over the ones with the biggest delta in profitability (the difference between what Google makes on those terms and what Yahoo makes).
The party decided they couldn't abide one of their respected members giving bipartisan comfort to the new administration; and, too, that they couldn't count on not being double crossed in the promise of the Democratic governor of New Hampshire to appoint a Republican and, therefore, head off handing a filibuster-proof majority of 60 to the Democrats.
"We started off hand-squeezing the lemons.
With half a million mortgaged properties in negative equity, many mortgage-holders would be better-off handing their homes over.
He set off, hands in pockets.
He came to his radio empire almost off hand.
