Sentence examples for really to hand over from inspiring English sources

He stated that the Jewish tribe intended to ask the Confederacy of hostages, ostensibly in return for cooperation, but really to hand over to Muhammad.

He really decided it was time to hand over the reins and start a new chapter at Google.

If your child isn't going to be counted as a legacy, you can probably forget giving as an admissions strategy unless you're willing to hand over really big bucks meaning up to seven figures.

Rockhold was resigned to hand over praise.

Is it really democratic to hand over such questions, with all of their social and moral consequences, to people who haven't been elected?

People, thankfully, have taken it for exactly what it is, which is an enthusiastic fanboy who has been given an hour of television that he really wants to hand over to smart people, telling you about stuff".

She could even get support from major faltering companies like Ford and General Motors that might really want to hand over their health care expenses to the government.

"[Nicole] has done something really lovely to hand over.

There is a case in New York — in which Apple is trying really hard not to hand over customer information even though it has the tools to do so — and there is the case in California, where it is fighting an order from the FBI to intentionally weaken the security of a device to allow its passcode to be cracked by brute force.

Would it really be such a risk to hand over responsibility and the (presumably ringfenced) funding to local government wholesale?

I felt great satisfaction in having completed the 30k ride as this had been my first ever experience of such an event, but I was really relieved when I got to hand over the timing chip to Michael – how anyone could run after that cycle is beyond me.