Sentence examples for site hand from inspiring English sources
The writ, approved by a court in Virginia in December, demands that the San Franscisco-based micro-blogging site hand over all details of five individuals' accounts and private messaging on Twitter – including the computers and networks used.
It requests that the online video sharing site hand over identifying information about the YouTube user so Fox can immediately take steps to stop the infringement.
Data were collected on clinical OA at any site (hand, knee or hip), based on the clinical classification criteria developed by the American College of Rheumatology (ACR).
There is strong evidence that infectious complications can be prevented with thorough training in central line catheter placement; maximum barrier precautions; disinfection of the insertion site; hand hygiene; antiseptic coating of the catheter; timely removal of unnecessary catheters; and the use of all-inclusive catheter carts [ 11, 12].
The best private sector site, hands down, is PropertyShark.
"Human activity requires level ground, and you rarely get a level site handed to you," Mr. Reed said.
A beautiful family genealogy site, handed down from last century and put online by Roxann Gess Smith, is the history of the James R. Gass family (www.transport.com /gesswhoto/jrgass.html).html
A couple of police officers are stationed at the site, handing out plastic zipties to those arriving so they can secure flowers to the railings.
The water resource center, one of five currently operating in the city, has been busy: The previous day, Red Cross personnel at the site handed out nearly 700 cases of water, said volunteer Peggy Zuehlk.
Dar al-Ifta, through its telephone hotline and a Web site, hands out thousands of fatwas every year on issues both spiritual (can prayers be recited aloud?) and mundane (can waiters hide tips from restaurant owners?).
Fr@NIH aims to help French postdocs by providing a local directory, posting our experiences on its Web site, handing out information, contacting politicians, and organizing meetings.
