Sentence examples for you would hand from inspiring English sources
He looked so authoritative and wholesome and responsible and disarming that you would hand him your child".
In that blissful, prelapsarian time, you would hand over two $1 bills and get back coffee and some small change — 9 cents, actually, but it seemed inconsequential.
You would hand out rosettes to most of this cracking cast, who are skilfully led by Philip Rham as the benign Abel, and Susan Travers as the wistful Margy.
Traditionally, "when you lost a battle, you would hand over your dance repertoire to the enemy, which meant your identity," said Ms. Gonzalez, who earned her master's in dance education in 1994.
Again, if a guy on the street walks up to you, claims to be the wallet inspector, how many of you would hand it over?
One Landfill worker described sorting through the debris with rakes: "They had white buckets and you would put it in the bucket and you would bring it over and you would hand it in to the morgue area and hopefully they found out if it was somebody that they could identify".
If you were an old blue blood, you traced your lineage back centuries, and there was a decent chance that you'd hand your company down to members of your clan.
To soothe her, I heard myself making stupid jokes, babbling inanities about the weather, asking in my vague and meandering way what could be done to help her; I could not bring myself to say, plainly, Who did this to you? Choking on my only real question, I offered her my cardigan — the way you'd hand a sick person a tissue.
In this case (single male, 70) you'd hand over $1.3 million to annuity sellers and have $700,000 (plus earnings thereon) set aside for heirs.
Not an accolade you'd hand to whoever greenlighted Minions, the inevitable spin-off of Universal's Despicable Me series, the second of which got within grasping distance of $1bn worldwide in 2013.
"If you think AT&T would hand money to another company to go into competion with it in the same market, then you're really stupid".
