Sentence examples for to hand around from inspiring English sources

I thought it would be cold and I took some hot chocolate to hand around but it wasn't necessary.

A proper teatime is a meal, not a snack, so it's good to have something savory to hand around.

STACY SCHIFF The temptation to hand around copies of "The March of Folly" is great, with a large-print edition for anyone who suggests we'll be in Iraq for 100 years.

Reports at the time noted the result of the changes would be to hand around £35bn to the Treasury, thus flattering the debt and deficit figures – and perhaps boosting Osborne towards his targets.

Have a story or joke handy, or learn to make some simple gifts to hand around.

You should be able to move the hand around normally.

The return of the treasures has increased pressure on Britain to hand over around 700 artefacts linked to the same collector.

"She wanted to hand them around to people in the store," recalled Andrea Crocitto, an employee.

Libya has also asked Egypt to hand over around 100 other former government officials.

"You are allowed to hand it around to your girlfriend; you are allowed to even swipe strangers in" at no charge, she added.

A chance to wave your hands around, Minority-Report style, and move things around on a screen?