Sentence examples for time for handing from inspiring English sources

We live in a world where you can shoot a young unarmed black man and walk free, but face jail time for handing a plate of vegetables to a vagrant.

He spent time in jail for handing a baggie of weed to a uniformed cop, but only after the officer said he'd been having a hard week.

A reminder to fill out the questionnaires, together with the time and location for handing them in was sent out by regular mail prior to the event.

"But it's a time for opportunity, an exciting time, not a time for hand wringing.

When they laid siege to Burnley's goal on the hour three shots were blocked in quick succession and the referee waved away the Pompey fans' claims for another penalty, this time for hands against Graham Branch.

The weeks after Mexico's presidential voting have always been a time for hand-kissing, when supplicants of all stripes used any opportunity to express rapturous, supine loyalty to the latest president-elect.

Now Peter Mandelson has advised that the time for hand-wringing is over, and his former Labour colleagues ought to "fight for the party's future" against a leader who is apparently an "intentionally divisive figure", using "very unconventional means" to strengthen his grip (some of this may sound familiar).

The difference is there's time for hands on keyboard training.

Charles Geli, a half-time replacement, became the third Montpellier player to be sin-binned after only 11 minutes on the field, this time for hands in the ruck.

Forty minutes later out pops an 18-foot fiberglass double-hull ready for trimming and assembly, compared with the typical 20-hour drying time for hand-sprayed hulls.

In 2016 and going forward, it is time for hands on.