Sentence examples for where handing over from inspiring English sources

It's a model that doesn't translate well to poor neighborhoods, where handing over, say, $500 at one time with the promise that someone will send you a box of flowers, herbs and vegetables you probably don't want isn't a popular notion.

Some countries have laws that require that hotels hold the passports of their guests (such as Italy, where handing over your passport overnight is usually perfectly safe).

The two arranged a meeting with an agent of Soviet intelligence in New York City, where Hall handed over details on the organization of work at Los Alamos.

Pierre-Henri Bunel, was found guilty of holding meetings in 1998 with a Yugoslav agent in Brussels, where he handed over classified documents outlining potential NATO bombing targets.

By the time he reappeared in Baton Rouge this year, Mr. Muhammad had already left Antigua for Washington State, where he handed over his children to his estranged wife, Mildred.

Tipped off to the arrest, Mr. Pont summoned the lawyer to La Coupole, an expensive retreat near Lake Geneva, where he handed over three keys for a cellar in the Champel district of Geneva.

And so every Monday during the 2003 season, Perkins met Coughlin in the parking lot of a Target store near Jacksonville where he handed over the specially prepared coaches' videotapes of league games played the day before.

Immigration officials then took Mr. Ramirez to a facility in Seattle, where he handed over his wallet, which held his work permit that identified him as a recipient of DACA, according to the lawsuit.

Speaking shortly after the ceremony where he handed over his command to Gen. George W. Casey, the former Army vice chief of staff, General Sanchez paused when he was asked about troop levels.

Ijaz was a ferocious critic of Pakistan's military but then he met its spymaster, Pasha, in October in London where he handed over his evidence about the memo to him.

"I think we're all tempted to crack it open and have a little drink ourselves now," Mr. Key said at a ceremony where he handed over the bottles to officials of the Antarctic Heritage Trust at Scott Base, New Zealand's Antarctic outpost on Ross Island.