Sentence examples for thing handed over from inspiring English sources

KOZINN TRIO MEDIAEVAL Iraq wasn't the only thing "handed over" last summer.

After the PC news, 8K TVs and Bixby-sporting washing machines, the company announced "one more thing," handing over a few brief moments to announce a robotics division, three new consumer and retail robots and a wearable exoskeleton.

The only thing he handed over to the new City Hall team was a well-stocked wine cupboard.

Might there not be one final moment, lit by evening sun, before the whole thing was handed over to the archivists?

Breathlessly, I did the right thing and handed over my iPhone and wallet, desperately trying not to raise the temperature of the encounter.

Because we were about half way through the work and it seemed to be a simple cashflow problem that was delaying things I handed over about £8,000 in total.

The BBC arts editor put the boot in on the Today programme ("quite a weak year"); the Times critic said the prize should have been "withheld, cancelled due to general indifference"; the Telegraph thought the whole thing should be handed over to the Art Fund to run.

But if the power to change things is just handed over to heads in an unregulated way it has the potential to create huge chaos, with different schools doing different things.

"They asked for some things when they handed over a check, I said no, and they were OK with that".

Shoppers' opinions can be swayed by small things: how change is handed over at the register, how employees treat children shopping with their parents, even how shopping carts are returned and arranged.

The fishmongers had suddenly become personable and were saying things like "Enjoy!" as they handed over the fish.