Sentence examples for preparing to hand out from inspiring English sources

He smiled broadly and stretched out his arms, as if preparing to hand out an award (possibly to himself).

Yet Goldman Sachs just reported record quarterly profits — and it's preparing to hand out huge bonuses, comparable to what it was paying before the crisis.

Santander's UK banking arm has signalled that it is preparing to hand out £45m in compensation following its fine last year for giving unsuitable investment advice to customers.

Major League Baseball is preparing to hand out suspensions to those involved in the performance-enhancing drugs scandal surrounding the Biogenesis clinic some time after the All-Star break, according to TJ Quinn and Mike Fish of ESPN's Outside the Lines.

In July, sources revealed Major League Baseball was preparing to hand out suspensions to those involved in the scandal surrounding the Biogenesis clinic, some time after the All-Star break – sure enough, on 22 July Braun was ordered to sit out the remainder of the season, 65 games without pay.

The financial industry is again wildly profitable and preparing to hand out an estimated $144 billion in bonuses this year.

For instance, there is little or no tipping in countries like Japan, Singapore, Vietnam and Thailand, but in some developing countries, like India, be prepared to hand out lots of small bills.

Customers who do not cut their usage will face steep increases in their bills.Brazilian health officials prepared to hand out 55m condoms in the run-up to Carnival, as part of an AIDS-awareness campaign.

After the hearing, Mrs. Ferdaus slumped inside an elevator, crying, as her family prepared to hand out fliers for a Web site, Standing Up for Rezwan, which argues that Mr. Ferdaus was mentally ill and that he was entrapped by government agents.

The scale of the payouts to a dozen or so individuals at each of HSBC, Barclays and the bailed-out banks Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland is being revealed just as the banks prepare to hand out bonuses for 2014 – a year when many of them were hit by fines for misconduct.

As the Nobel committee prepares to hand out this year's award, Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo is exactly where he was last October - in jail.