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91. After handing it to me Janir turned and sprinted after the other kids, his black cape trailing behind him.

92. I assumed my best dumb-brunette expression when handing this on to Humber.

93. There they are tricked into handing over their passports under the ruse that the men require them to process their visa applications.

94. He lights a long pipe and draws in the smoke before handing it to me.

95. You could help us out, in fact, if Maria doesn't mind handing her precious camera over.

96. Handing over the power to tax and spend means handing over the power to govern.

97. She toyed uncertainly with the idea of handing in her resignation today.

98. Alternatively, you can pay ￡2266 and get the whole kit without handing over your old parts.sentencedict.com

99. When the flight began, I busied myself handing out magazines to first-class passengers.

100. One of them was dressed in a Bugs Bunny rabbit costume and was handing out leaflets.

101. In allowing life to grow in the womb, a woman is partly handing over to powers outside her conscious control.

102. Instead of simply handing his mother the handkerchief, he held her chin with one hand and wiped the tears from her cheeks.

103. Now those hopes have been dashed, and they find themselves handing their own adversary a sharp sword.

104. Outside the club, a woman was handing out day-glo green fliers.

105. What this ends up with is the artists working for peanuts and handing over the copyrights.

106. Estrada said he would rather spend his money sending campaign brochures through the mail and handing them out door to door.

107. One was handing out straps and the girls' hands and feet were strapped together before they were thrown in the van.

108. It couldn't have, judging by her expression as she stood there handing him a cup of tea.

109. She was expelled for handing in an essay that she had copied directly from a newspaper article.

110. This kind of approach is far more effective than handing out government information leaflets.

111. Herself handing over the tickets and the hotel reservations tucked into one of those extra-large birthday cards.

112. There's no greater pleasure than handing over money to a local supplier who helps make life easier.

113. In addition, the stewards handing out the hymn books require alerting and training in their responsibility in making the visitor welcome.

114. He gave us loads of dosh, just for handing out leaflets.

115. It was not an indiscriminate method of handing out money to all and sundry.

116. She had merely telephoned to let him know that she would be handing over to a girl called Kate.

117. These two boys say nothing to me as they get in, first handing their weapons to their friends.

118. The remaining six or more days were consumed by handing the form off from one department to the next.

119. If handing over the letters was what it took, then so be it.

120. A lot of people started handing in pellet guns and antique muzzle-loaders they've been keeping for years without a licence.