Sentence examples for supposed to hand from inspiring English sources

"We're supposed to hand over our heartland?

Ms. Bosworth was supposed to hand them their passes.

The Americans are supposed to hand over Iraq's government to Iraqis in only two months' time.

Olusegun Obasanjo is supposed to hand power over to his elected successor, the first such transition since independence in 1960.

The council was supposed to hand over all documents about her care well before the inquiry began.

Once in the Tahiti airport, I was supposed to hand it off to a cabby named "George".

That depends partly on the role that his vice-president, Megwati Sukarnoputri, eventually finds for herself.To appease his critics, Mr Wahid is supposed to have handed over the "technical aspects" of daily government to his vice-president.

An employee of the Nassau County Correctional Center was arrested yesterday and accused of stealing underwear he was supposed to have handed out to poor inmates, law enforcement officials said.

The Licensing Act of 2003 was supposed to give communities the upper hand in tackling the scourge of binge drinking.

Originally, Rodeheaver and Bieber were supposed to hold hands and jump into the pool, but it was too cold.

To me, it's supposed to go hand in hand: You fix the roads and then you fix the guardrails simultaneously, but it doesn't seem to happen that way.