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31. At High Tea, Dot was glad when he saw her staring and tidied the strange hand out of sight beneath the table.

32. They will hand out the lunches, serve food in the suites and staff food stations in the stadium.

33. Writer Tim Cahill likes to hand out commemorative lapel pins.

34. Persons who hand out leaflets clearly distribute them, and so might be guilty under section 4.

35. He is sure to take some beating with more enterprising tactics and can hand out a lesson in the New University Maiden.

36. Polite brides will hand out more cards to thank guests for sharing their special day.

37. When they hand out grades, and give or with-hold promotion, teachers are inescapably confronted with this dilemma.

38. Lou Holtz is an itinerant minstrel, his hand out for a few more coins to sing his song at another stop.

39. Every Friday, Mr James would hand out the students' essays and give them some feedback.

40. They drink when they hand out awards and penalties after their runs.

41. He put his hand out and there was Lily, quiet and warm beside him.

42. And as for that little Crispin, when he comes here he never has his hand out of the biscuit tin.

43. Why not just hand out blindfolds, Captain?

44. He put his hand out gropingly, touched hers.

45. He put his hand out and clasped mine.

46. On your third or forth stroke, extend your lead hand out front and HOLD.

47. Many of these schools have high sticker prices but are likely to hand out generous amounts of aid to reduce students' true net cost.

48. Every afternoon, I'll go to the People's Square to hand out to the citizens and try to explain the importance of holding this art festival.

49. You also have these people that come to be called the Hasidim, it's on your hand out, that's from a Hebrew word meaning the holy ones or pious ones or something like that.

50. As for other aspects, we will sporadically hand out questionnaires.

51. She had her hand out on the table before her.

52. He stuck his hand out and he said, "Good evening."

53. Let the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and all of those film festivals hand out trophies for movies offering high drama and art.

54. Now the cursed thing's ready, Sawbones, and you'll hand out another five dollars, or here it stays.

55. I could catch the top branch of oleander if I stretched my hand out from the railing.

56. Every year at around this time I hand out awards for paradigm - shifting, best - in - class management guff.

57. We will strike off a few copies to hand out.

58. He held his hand out at the end, shook Chenayya's,(sentencedict .com) and gave him a fifty - rupee note.

59. Universities hand out academic awards to anyone with even a passable performance.

60. SHANNON SCRIBER: "We actually hand out cash for food and sometimes its direct cash if the populations affected are just too weak and too vulnerable."