Sentence examples for to hand on from inspiring English sources

"Gun use occurred in adolescence or young manhood so men would not wait until they were near death to hand on their guns," he said.

The balance was shifted to a functional curriculum in which the chief responsibility of one generation was to hand on a body of factual knowledge to the next.

"Australians are worried that they're going to hand on a worse standard of living to the next generation than the one they inherited.

The reluctance to hand on the baton is human nature.

All LEAs have now been set targets to hand on more money to schools.

It has helped to create his values and to hand on a tradition to distant generations.

A country we can be proud to hand on to our children.

DEAR SIR, -- Your estimable favor, covering a letter to Mr. Mazzei, came to hand on the 26th instant.

Of these modifications, B wrote: "Be sure not to hand on to anybody your quartet, in which I have made some drastic alterations.

The family had to be protected because it was "the authentic setting in which to hand on the blueprint of human existence," he added.

Uproariously profane outtakes from the barrel-chested actor's 1988 corporate videos for Winnebago sales reps were passed hand-to-hand on videocassettes and then, finding their way onto YouTube, became a subterranean sensation.