Sentence examples for will now hand from inspiring English sources

The good news for him, though, is that City will now hand the job to someone else.

Davis will now hand over to Thierry Andretta, the new chief executive, after he returned to an executive role in March last year.

Fifa will now hand over £930,875 to football institutions in a land where the game is gripped by match-fixing scandals.

The Dutch salvage team which raised the submarine in a complex operation on Monday will now hand over to Russian officials.

He will now hand over power to Paul Martin, the Liberal Party's newly elected leader, on December 12th.See article: Canada's about-to-be prime ministerIn Mexico, President Vicente Fox's tax-reform plans ran into trouble.

I will now hand over to my colleague Kate Lyons who will continue our coverage of political developments following events in Parliament today and Theresa May's statement in Downing Street this evening.

After a great response on the Tips, Links and Suggestions thread, we offered Matthew his own space on the books site and I will now hand-over to him.

Photograph: Cris Toala Olivares/Reuters 4.14pm BST We'll now hand coverage over to my colleague Alan Yuhas in New York.

Seven Whitehall departments will now have to hand over within a month letters sent during a seven-month period in 2004 and 2005, unless they lodge an appeal at the court of appeal.

Besides, sonar systems, designed to detect stealthy mines, will now also hand over to the classification process many more small non-mine bottom objects (NOMBO) to be discrimined from Mine Like Contact (MILCO).

"Ukip will now stand hand in hand with Leave.EU.EU