Sentence examples for would be handing from inspiring English sources

"She would be handing her husband over to the mistress.

In effect it would be handing over editorial control to local authorities".

I wouldn't participate in the ceremony, and I would be handing out anti-gay-marriage pamphlets at the reception.

Then there's the political reality that by sabotaging Obamacare, the Trump administration would be handing Democrats a huge electoral gift.

The spokeswoman said the company would be handing out questionnaires to shoppers in the store to gauge their response.

"If he vetoed welfare reform a third time," she wrote, "Bill would be handing the Republicans a potential political windfall".

Tories said they would be handing over to police a Unite document which they have obtained, listing 41 constituencies in which the union has supported candidates for selection.

Pipe had been assistant for several years prior to the abrupt announcement, on the final day of the season, that his father would be handing over the licence.

He said 16 converted ambulances, along with 15 locally based box trucks, would be handing out water and food there by Sunday.

(If Sony had wanted real authenticity, it would be handing out Variable Reluctance cartridges and Garrard turntables to play these items on). Also updated is the listener's sensibility.

In effect, Russia would be handing over control of its money supply -- which would fluctuate with the amount of dollars available -- to the Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan.