Sentence examples for that would hand from inspiring English sources

He said: "If we cede, if we retreat one inch, that would hand victory to the militants".

The company hopes to stay afloat through a deal that would hand a controlling stake to the US government.

He also inaugurated a land reform law that would hand land over to large numbers of peasants.

A person who acts like a lunatic is a candidate for the office that would hand him the nuclear button and codes.

Sunbeam has filed a bankruptcy reorganization plan that would hand the company over to its bank creditors, leaving nothing for shareholders or bondholders.

Washington feared Arbenz because he tried to institute agrarian reforms that would hand over fallow land to dispossessed peasants, thereby creating a middle class in a country where 2 percent of the population owned 72 percent of the land.

There was no sign that he would hand back the severance package.

To her disgust, I always replied that I would hand them over at once.

The largest loyalist paramilitary group, the Ulster Defence Association, also dismissed the idea that they would hand over any guns.

He looked so authoritative and wholesome and responsible and disarming that you would hand him your child".

Orgeron joked that he would hand an Oscar to the assistant who came back with the best film.