Sentence examples for to hand over a from inspiring English sources

More than 40 people were in line, many ready to hand over a check.

But trouble flared when Mr McGee refused to hand over a card controlling the CD player.

IF YOU want to hand over a few millions for a criminal purpose, you must conceal what you are doing.

"I would have teams with roving vans and if you are on the child-protection register, then you would be obliged to hand over a house key.

Some aid agencies are refusing to hand over a penny unless they are certain that the money will not be stolen.

Wandering around a big-box store in search of a pencil sounds like a game show in which the lucky winner gets to hand over a credit card.

He had to hand over a release fee of £200, storage fees of £462 and a surety fee of £160, refundable when the car tax was paid.

As the old guard departs, it would like to hand over a relatively stable relationship with the United States, experts here say.

It still has a totally homegrown look, which can cause some reluctance to hand over a credit card.

It's part of an ambitious project to hand over a unique identification number (UID) to each of the country's 1.2bn people.

The children trek along muddy paths up to four-hours a day to the valley where buyers await to hand over a few coins for their endeavours.