Sentence examples for to handout from inspiring English sources
noun
A worksheet, leaflet, or pamphlet that is given out (usually by hand) for a certain use.
Thanks to the folks at @stlurbanleague & @ulypstl for partnering w/ us to handout personal care items in #Ferguson! pic.twitter.com/620Rd8yEus.
We were supposed to handout "Chick Tracts," these little comic books a guy named Jack Chick wrote against Catholics, Mormons, and evolutionists, trying to get people saved.
Under guidance from the intervention, all practices implemented procedures to handout PEDS from the reception area with each HKC.
He likened the deal to a handout to a "rich, inefficient corporate master".
Opposition to handouts is growing.
Some 60-70% of Iraqis have no alternative to handouts.
Their living standards have been soaring, thanks in part to handouts from the federal government.
The other is monopolistic, inward-looking and accustomed to handouts from the taxpayer.
Most ordinary Turkish-Cypriots tell pollsters, with an eye to handouts for poor regions, that they too want to join the EU.But Mr Denktash is less keen.
Even so, black bears habituate quickly to handouts given by tourists, and this lack of fear of humans often leads to conflicts.
Many who stayed turned to handouts and prescription drug abuse.
