Sentence examples for well hand over from inspiring English sources
25.6.2003 We might as well hand over the Bafta to Jim Broadbent right away.
If a kid asks, "What does 'ejaculate' mean?," you can't very well hand over your iPad and say, "Google it".
Rather than let the money fester on the balance sheet, the company might as well hand over some of it to its rightful owners.
After all, Lepore writes, when your child asks what "ejaculate" means, "you can't very well hand over your iPad and say, 'Google it.' ".
"We might as well hand over the keys to the city," New Orleans's chief administrative officer, Andy Kopplin, told reporters in July, after meeting with the Louisiana State Bond Commission to seek permission to refinance the debt.
After all, Lepore writes, when your child asks what "ejaculate" means, "you can't very well hand over your iPad and say, 'Google it.' " "You already know a lot about your penis," Karen Gravelle begins, in "What's Going on Down There?: Answers to Questions Boys Find Hard to Ask".
In imitation of the corporate world, they have outsourced as well, handing over to profit-oriented "private security" firms functions traditionally performed by soldiers.
Well, she might as well have handed over the keys to her front door!
You might as well hand them over to the poachers.
The Americans are providing aid as well, recently handing over five UH-1 Huey helicopters to the Pakistanis for air assault and troop transport.
He once preached a fiery sermon to the effect that if St Paul's did not speak fully of God then we might as well just go and hand over its keys to the National Trust.
