Sentence examples for rather hand from inspiring English sources

She would rather hand out caramel macchiati to the homeless and then - naughty, naughty - bill them to her oblivious boss.

I think that's why the generals would much rather hand over to the reins of power to a civilian government as soon as possible.

Politicians would rather hand over money to private landlords, while tabloids bait claimants with large families and the tiny minority lucky enough live in subsidised accommodation that would be very expensive on the open market.

This would add another $20 to $35 to the tip, and seems excessive in view of the effort taken to deliver the wine to the table I would almost rather hand the sommelier $20 for helping me select a good wine (as I did recently).

"I can't imagine anyone I'd rather hand that title on to because he's an amazing athlete.

All of that is available, it's potentially admissible, and the vast majority of US companies would rather hand over the footage than protect your privacy.

This religious and rather hand-wavy position, known as Cartesian dualism, remained the governing assumption into the 18th century and the early days of modern brain study.

But for many long-time fans, there were concerns that this expansion of what was, after all, a rather hand-cranked operation, resembling nothing so much as a university paper, might stretch their resources too thin, and so dilute their impact.

Beyond this rather hand-waving connection between PDL and Hoare calculus, perhaps it is not yet clear how they relate formally.

An earlier request, asking that the GAO look into the FCC's rather hand-wavy cyberattack claims, does not, alas, appear to have been answered in the affirmative.

Technically, Spring is not selling the network, rather handing Ericsson the job of managing it on a daily basis.