Sentence examples for started handing over from inspiring English sources
Before dessert someone started handing over presents for Mrs. Miller to open.
Many of the women started handing over money ranging from £700 in one case to £174,000 in another case.
In 2011, as the UK and the rest of the coalition started handing over the security lead to Afghan forces, 46 British troops died.
The Syrian government has started handing over details of its chemical weapons to the international community's chemical weapons watchdog in the Hague.
When Yankee Candle founder Michael Kittredge discovered he had cancer in 1993, he started handing over day-to-day power to a friend and longtime employee and concentrated on estate planning.
The demand is the same: teachers have until Oct. 1 to start handing over half of their pay.
His pragmatism has finally won out against his brother's doctrinaire Utopianism.Apart from the economy, the other big task facing Mr Castro, who is 79 (and Fidel 84), is to start handing over power to a younger generation.
It is one thing for US companies to cooperate with British requests for help but how would Rifkind feel if they start handing over their customers' confidential data to the Chinese and the Russians as well?
In "Homeland Security Given Data on Arab-Americans" (news article, July 30), you discuss the decision by the Census Bureau to start handing over racial background information to the Department of Homeland Security.
At least seven Ulster Unionist assembly members believe that to accept the proposals is to move too far from the party's earlier insistence that the IRA must start handing over weapons before Sinn Fein, its political voice, can take up its two seats in government.
"I swear, if I'd been a Republican dad, Mark would have been a leftist son!" But it's Medium Cool that is most important, a remarkable, prescient film about a Chicago newsreel cameraman who finds his "objectivity" is a political trap, especially after his news director starts handing over his raw footage to the cops.
