Sentence examples for sometimes handing from inspiring English sources

People buy tickets online or pay on hand-held devices, sometimes handing over $20 or more to enjoy a range of countrified entertainment.

Not surprisingly, milk production is falling as farmers cull their herds, sell their farms (sometimes handing the keys to the bank) or tragically take their own lives.

Whether your adviser or boss is willing to let you spend the time on a consulting assignment is a different question, but I have heard of professors who do a lot of consulting, sometimes handing assignments to their students.

These schemes sometimes hand out vast sums.

Convictions are sometimes handed down within days of arrests.

Before playoff starts, Pettitte said, Steinbrenner would sometimes hand him Bible verses.

As in Iraq, the defectors were often enticed by cash, sometimes handed out by American Army Special Forces officers.

Employers sometimes handed out bigger titles to get around the controls and give valued employees raises, he said.

Stepping plays the low bass of stamping feet against the higher pitches of hands slapping chests, bellies, thighs and hands, sometimes hands that meet underneath a raised leg.

A whistleblower from one resale site said touts are sometimes handed inside information to help them grab the best seats at must-have concerts.

Foxtons has a more individualistic culture than its rivals, who generally pay higher basic salaries and sometimes hand out commission on a team basis.