Sentence examples for started to hand from inspiring English sources
Benches she led started to hand down rulings that the government hated.
Do you want it?" She started to hand it to him and then stopped, toying with him.
The question of originality became an issue only in the 18th century, and, in the 19th century, artists started to hand sign their prints.
The ministry has started to hand out water purification pills in the most heavily afflicted areas to combat the outbreak, Ms. Yassem said.
Then in 1971 it was decided to make it into a permanent collection, and other practitioners started to hand things over too".
"Now that I have started to hand down refugee decisions, these people can start to take the first steps towards their new lives," Pato said.
To escape the stress, she started to hand-dig small tunnels in Amsterdam and climb inside.
Over the decades that business grew into vehicle restoration, and then, as the supply of "donor cars" dried up, the new DMC started to hand-build a new car from scratch every two months.
In Europe, too, entrepreneurs who have made a lot of money are starting to hand some of it to charitable causes.
This is a transition year, when President Hu Jintao and Mr. Wen start to hand over the reins to a new leadership after a decade in power.
RIM is also starting to hand out the BlackBerry 10 Alpha to developers for a head start in developing apps.
