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As I stood in his office, fingering the strap on my bag, Mr. Rader took out a business card and wrote something on it, then handed it to me.

A well-known director was one of hot favorites to win an award . But he showed little disappointment after coming away empty-handed.

This was a team of structure and confidence and, once they had taken the lead, the truth is they handed out a thrashing.

If you were me, I will pour out, then put the bottle handed over to the hands of the children!

in its long glorious history , a brilliant art and craft has been handed down and masters have been brought up in a number of dynasties.

There is at least a chance that the president will step down and that, at last, less fettered power will be handed to Mr Tsvangirai.

It's not like you can pull up to the window, place your order, and wait for your "abundance value meal" to be handed to you.

One of the backstage people said. He handed me the microphone and I stood in the left wing, waiting for my turn to come.

The clerk handed him a railroad ticket and the five-dollar bill with which he was supposed to start a new, honest life.

Because Daur has no written language, old traditional music was handed down in verbal form and remembered in mind in life.

Ampatuan was handed over by his brother to a senior government official and a top regional army general.

Taiwan's president in return handed Beijing's envoy a ceramic vase depicting orchids before both sat down together for a group photo.

And his wife was sitting at the other end of the table; she handed her husband a piece of paper, and on it was written the word "kiss" .

When I finished and handed him the verses next day, he took me to the highest class and made me stand before the boys.

In either case, World of Warcraft has no "crafting failures" that cause you to waste raw materials, thus leaving you empty-handed.

I arrived at her house the next day where she handed me a piece of paper with her three pieces of wisdom written out.

Requirements are no longer completely described at the beginning of the project, frozen and then handed over to development.

The boy found a purse on the road, picked it up and handed it to the policeman.

Q. Do you think if you were starting off now you would have a double handed backhand? That's all the coaches seem to coach these days.

He handed me a parcel wrapped up in a an old newspaper.

The child immediately handed over a dollar of money from his pocket .

She was an AIDS orphan being handed across different extended families to be cared for.

she chose one of the most expensive dresses in the shop and handed it to an assistant who wrapped it up for her as quickly as possible.

The patches will be added to the 'Quit Kits' currently handed out to smokers trying to give via the NHS Stop Smoking Campaign.

Unlike its one handed cousin though, due to its length, it had more flexibility when tapped on the pommel.

I saw a host of angels; they were standing everywhere. One handed me a basket and said, "My child, shop with care. "

Standing there was a deputy sheriff who handed him a piece of paper with the phone number of a hospital.

He was at least even -handed in his awfulness giving free kicks to both teams on several occasions when they had a real advantage to play.

he said angrily. but suddenly he stopped, and looked at my clothes. he quickly took off his own jacket and handed it to me.

The police caught the criminal red-handed as he came out of the bank carrying a large bag of money.

The location must be especially tempting for left handed hitters to get those results and continue swinging at it.

There was a pleasant tinkling note in her voice as she handed him a cup.

Bojan said the biggest problem she saw with students posting material online would be putting up tests the teachers wanted handed back in.

He went up to the teller's window and asked to withdraw thousands of dollars of his savings, which the teller handed over in $100 bills.

And when went on trial yesterday for the hack itself, prosecutors asked for a six-year prison sentence, which the court handed down in full.

My little boy came into the kitchen this evening while I was fixing supper. He handed me a piece of paper he'd been writing on.

The robbers came out of the bank carrying the money and the police caught them red-handed.

off the body and handed IT up to her. She snatched IT away from him, and, to his amazement, he saw a gun in her hand.

The clerk handed him a railway ticket and the five-dollar bill with which, the law expected him to be a good citizen.

He would catch the ball, drop his glove, grab the ball from the air and fire it in. he batted one-handed.

There the warden handed Jimmy his pardon, which had been signed that morning by the governor.

"wait, this goes with it " he said . then he handed her a small box wrapped perfectly in white tissue paper of hears and flowers.

"I do not know honor is not adult" , which is handed down for thousands of years of well-known Abas .

The average shoplifter steals at least twice a week, gets caught one time in 48 and is then handed over to the police in 50% of cases.

Taking the best left-handed pitcher in baseball and converting him into a right fielder is one of the dumbest things I ever heard.

Zhai slowly made his way towards a test sample of solid lubricant outside the capsule, took a sample and handed it to Liu.

With a broad smile, he said, "Hi, my name is Wally, " and he handed me a mission statement.

He handed the phone to the white coat, who calmly spoke the address into it, as if nothing at all strange were happening, and then hung up.

Mr. Blair told reporters in London the verdict handed down against Saddam Hussein, is a reminder of the "sheer terror" of that regime.

He'll definitely be going to jail. They caught him red-handed trying to take the jewelry out of the shop.

Anna handed out her mother's favorite flowers, the white incarnations, on the occasion as they represent sweetness, purity, and patience.

They often call it out as if it is both an alert to others and a back-handed greeting to us.

The first time I saw Maria after Cloverleafs spiritual birth, she handed me a photo album. This was within a few days.

SO if you're left-handed, the theory goes that it's possible for you to have more creative thought.

His father onto the altar of the bride bride and groom she was handed over to the dark attire.

Yahoo! seems to have come up with the ultimate response to Microsoft's heavy-handed attempts to purchase the internet portal.

"Here, " I handed him the remote and then sat down on the couch, bowl of popcorn balanced on my lap as the film started playing.

A sizeable proportion of the profits that resulted from all this activity was then handed out to employees in the form of wages and bonuses.

They came out of the bank carrying the money and the police caught them red-handed.

The young man began to cry again as he handed back the $150 that the old man had handed him earlier.

Grandma said, "shut up, you! " , and leaned forward promptly to chastise me with one of her casual, back-handed slaps on my mouth.

Others thought better of it, had arms twisted by America or, like Iraq and Libya, were caught radioactive-handed.

To learn how much 12 pounds of clothing is (or whatever your washer can handle), stand on a scale empty handed and weigh yourself.

He took out a pack of Red Man chewing tobacco, put a wad in his mouth, then handed it to Kearney, who followed suit.

Finally, Sonia took the box from her mother's hands, struck a flame and handed the match to her mother.

After months of trying to get me to add sand, an ultimatum was handed down, mostly to my amusement.

For we have heard him say that this Jesus of Nazareth will destroy this place and change the customs Moses handed down to us.

He shrugged. "We used to find the time, " he said. "That's even mentioned in the letter. " He handed it over to me. "Take a look" .

I decided to be part of the Constitution handed over power to Vice President, I believe, will be able to successfully resolve the crisis.

Now that the request has cleared all the checks and hurdles, it's ready to be handed off to the model class for processing.

Today my husband's rich aunt and uncle came in town and handed us an envelope and said we hope this helps out with the student loans.

As the girl was about to turn to the next customer , the old lady handed her the little package.

George handed the hairpin to Ron and, a moment later, Hedwig soared joyfully out of the window to glide alongside them like a ghost.

Aharonov was the first of ten laureates to be handed the Medal of Science at a ceremony in the White House East Room.

President Obama's supporters say he is trying to take a more "even-handed" approach to the Middle East conflict than his predecessors.

The girl took out a large bundle of money and handed it over to the accountant of the company.

Russia's heavy-handed energy diplomacy is often counterproductive.

That way, he said, my case would be handed over to a different department, and I could renegotiate.

Only people with forms (that were handed to us by a lady to be filled in) could walk up the steps, which were wet from the early drizzle.

Walter Pavlo was one of those caught red-handed and ending up in the thick of scandal.

Running quickly to an old barrel, he lifted off one of the steel bands. He dashed back and handed it to the hobo.

Either it was or it was not. Also, the instructor did not wait until the end of the semester to review papers handed in early in the course.

Ms Madlala-Routledge did not shift policy single-handed, but she was influential.

She said she was shocked but proud to learn she had won the $1. 3 million prize, to be handed out in Oslo on December 10.

She handed in her resignation, but declared that she was innocent and believed that her name would be cleared soon.

The next November, she went door-to-door asking for used coats, hats, gloves, and scarves, then handed them out with the baskets.

She quickly brought them down and handed them in ; --and immediately afterwards leaned against the door-post, knitting, and saw nothing.

After the old man finished his breakfast, Mary handed him his cane, and walked with him to the front door.

I handed it in the next day and was surprised to find out that the winning essays would be read in the auditorium on Thursday night.

I liked the fact that he was left-handed, and that he had blue eyes and blonde hair. We Chinese admire those physical traits.

Ms Madlala-Routledge did not shift policy single-handed, but she was influential.

She said she was shocked but proud to learn she had won the $1. 3 million prize, to be handed out in Oslo on December 10.

She handed in her resignation, but declared that she was innocent and believed that her name would be cleared soon.

The next November, she went door-to-door asking for used coats, hats, gloves, and scarves, then handed them out with the baskets.

She quickly brought them down and handed them in ; --and immediately afterwards leaned against the door-post, knitting, and saw nothing.

After the old man finished his breakfast, Mary handed him his cane, and walked with him to the front door.

I handed it in the next day and was surprised to find out that the winning essays would be read in the auditorium on Thursday night.

I liked the fact that he was left-handed, and that he had blue eyes and blonde hair. We Chinese admire those physical traits.

As you walk down the street, your call is seamlessly handed off between access points until you get to the far end of your travels.

Corpus Christi Caller - Riggins handed me a three-weight fly rod with a green popper tied to its tippet.

Corpus Christi Caller - Riggins handed me a three-weight fly rod with a green popper tied to its tippet.

This officer, a quite young boy, with a broad, rosy face and keen, merry eyes, galloped up to Denisov, and handed him a sopping packet.

"I've made a reservation1 for you both at Tony's Steakhouse for tomorrow at seven, " his wife told him as she handed him the phone.

The other possible reason I left empty-handed after each function was that I was the worst waiter in the hotel, or possibly in the world.

The indictment, handed up in July, was unsealed upon his arrest on October 14 at Chicago's O'Hare Airport.

One of the attendants handed him a bundle which he undid , revealing a very worn, ragged-looking sheepskin-lined gown.

This is often done through the medium of a Documentary Bill of Exchange, which is drawn up by the exporter and handed to his bank.

A small man robbed a bank with a toy gun in broad daylight, and was caught red-handed by a young lady-teller of the bank.

"I've been trying to get some more but all the stocks have run out, " he said as he handed them over in fistfuls to desperate customers.

Sometimes you feel bad, he took out a hundred dollar bill and handed him, and said, you are friends face in front of full charge.

Can toward light to hold apologetic a say with smile: "Execuse me, I really don't know, this, need to be handed over how much ? "

on the next day, With no choice , I handed up the piece of dairy written before.

She handed him his cane, and walked with him to the front door.

Just a few months away from being handed over, it already looks a magnificent structure to match the top quality pitches already in place.

When the CD was finished, he handed it out to all of the record companies he could think of.

He looked at it for a moment, then took it off and handed it back to me.

He may give away many Rwandan state secrets if he is handed over to the Congolese authorities, who want to try him for war crimes.

He never showed any other face that day, as he apparently handed over his life's work to the authorities.

When the virus hit, he handed over the samples to one of the scientists trying to stop the virus.

If I go back empty-handed, I might be coming back to you soon to ask for a job.

He handed out all of the tests and went back to his desk to wait. Once the test was over, the students all handed the tests back in.

Uttama-sloka handed him the card and he slowly made his way back to the stuffy economy section.

He took his cart to the door of the store, where the boy handed him a small package wrapped in newspaper and tied with white string.

It would be handed out to hospitals nationwide within the next few days in an effort to promote better medical service.

Wang said he was not involved with planning the fireworks display and only lit the fuse for the pyrotechnics after Xu handed him a torch.

Such an amputation sentence is often handed down to habitual thieves in Iran who have prior convictions for theft and robbery.

The term over-the-counter refers to the direct nature of the trading, as in a store where goods are handed over a counter.

The door of grace is always open for her petitions, and they never return empty-handed.

The Billboard Awards had been a staple since 1989, but handed out what appeared to be its last award in 2006.

With that, she handed the little boy the video game, and he could only stare in disbelief.

So when one monkey was handed a grape in exchange for her token, the second was reluctant to hand hers over for a mere piece of cucumber.

He pulled the satchel off the body and handed it up to her.

A few minutes later, Cora , opening the front door, almost fainted when Alex immediately handed her the package.

Nobody is certain if the ham-handed investigation was the product of rash incompetence or a deliberate attempt to hide the truth.

Nine months earlier, he'd handed Harrington, a longtime friend, a container of his sperm to take with her to a fertility doctor.

According to normal practice, a judge can take a few days to reach a ruling which is then "handed down" in court.

Just today, we were driving home and my son was a bit grumpy. I handed him my phone and let him play "The car sounds game" (as he calls it).

I then handed him the box that I had refused to let him near all day.

A piece of a chair that said "fasten seat belt, " a food table and part of a tire were among the objects handed over to authorities.

"Well, you know I'm sorry about that. I'm right-handed but I seem to have smudged that ink as well. "

Only now and then a stranger passing noticed the small group, handed out a coin, and went away, unheeding.

When my teacher handed it to me, Iturned it over to see that he had drawn a caveman shooting arrows at mydinosaur.

But, although Torres has handed in a transfer request, Dalglish insists the club's determination to keep hold of him has not wavered.

After returning home, my mother did not blame me, just handed me a book - "love of education. "

Two months after Steve Jobs introduced the iPad, and a week before it went on sale, Fujitsu handed the trademark over to Apple.

He took the box from the bench and handed it to me. Then he turned and left the garage.

Reports suggest her body was only handed over to her family by the authorities on condition that she was buried immediately.

Though the assignments last week turned out to be more difficult than I thought, I handed them in on time.

The PCAPA was formed within days of that landmine attack, ostensibly to protest against the police's heavy-handed response to it.

The company recently handed evidence to police that he believed 'will prove that this is untrue, ' he said.

Making his way back to the girl in white, he handed her a glass and asked her to stroll with him along the terrace.

After the church service, he and his wife Carol came up to me and handed me a check.

I thought mom was hungry so I handed her a grape , she was so happy and said it was so sweet , does it mean me or the grape?

The hermit thanked him, handed the emperor the spade, and then sat down on the ground to rest.

After all, when Google designed a phone operating system, Android, it simply handed it out to phone manufacturers to use as they liked.

The woman looked at them for a while, then she took out a 5-yuan note from one of her pockets and handed it to one of them.

Sir Alex thinks it would be a fitting tribute if the 35-year-old was handed the trophy at the annual ceremony in London this Sunday.

She handed him his walking stick, and walked with him to the front door.

One day he handed me a little gift bag and said, 'This is for you from me and the children.

I have never been as ridiculously nervous as the moment I handed in my first official draft of "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head. "

Then, squinting his eyes, he said: 'The light is dim. Read it to me. ' And he promptly handed the sheet of paper to the gaoler.

The invention is a secret recipe handed down in the family, has been used in clinic with a name 'Xiaohesan'.

The company now had handed police evidence that he believed 'will prove that this is untrue, ' he said.

She reached across the table, grabbed my glass, lifted it a couple of inches, and handed it to me.

He handed her a piece of paper certifying that she was in good health.

Then he handed Samuel the forceps and told him to pull up on the skin between the rear legs to separate it from the muscle.

A receptionist handed me a vast key on a wooden board that might have been a prop from a prison drama.

Then the father smiled at me as he handed me tip. "Well done, " he said. "You've looked after us really well. "

"She feels her mother gave Larry Rudolph power: He handed her kids over to her ex, " explains the source.

Abrahim handed him a slip of paper that had been folded only twice in its life, since such paper didn't last long in environments like this.

He said he could beat any man there single-handed, but he drew his horns when Jack came forward.

Somebody just handed me a sandwhich! Thankyou. Let me tell you, life doesn't get better than this.

and handed it to an assistant two wrapped it up for her as quily as possible.

After hugging his wife, he handed out souvenir rocks from his underground prison to jubilant rescuers.

China's state-run Xinhua news agency said the four employees had been 'handed over to local procuratorate for prosecution.

'Welcome to one of your ancestral mansions! ' said Clare as he handed her down. But he regretted the pleasantry ; it was too near a satire .

As the young woman sat down beside the fire, the mysterious stranger handed her the book.

The aim of the bail-out is not to save creditors, but to allow losses to be handed out to them in an orderly fashion.

He said he rejects the five-year suspension verdict, which was handed down last week. He confirmed that he would appeal the convictions.

He put its worth at $1. 2 billion and said the planes would be handed over to the Indian navy.

I turned and handed the book to a very pretty western girl who barely looked old enough to be getting married.

Finally Yancey pulled out his wallet and fished out a business card. He handed it to Peterson.

Jim McCullar, 68, took hold of the oversized check, marveling at all the zeros in $190m, and promptly handed it over to his wife.

It was rather high-handed of him to take that decision without consulting others first.

He put a great deal of his heart into the project and the next day he handed it in to his teacher .

Standing in the dock with arms crossed, Saud showed no emotion as the sentence was handed down in London's historic Old Bailey court.

A well-organized banking system developed as a state monopoly, although some of the banks were handed over to private concerns to run.

He sat down at his desk and looked carelessly at the drawing that Owen handed to him.

When it was all over, the blogger handed the 'robber' some money and gave him a hug.

I stared at her in amazement and, pulling the handkerchief out of my pocket, handed it to her.

And a teacher came up to me and handed me a piece of paper.

Chen handed over all the books she had just "trying to help a little sister. "

My servant has seen them together a score of times, handed, reading babies in one another's eyes like--you know.

The general manager scratched some words on the piece of paper, and handed it to his secretary.

Just as she was about to speak, she was handed a note.

For the final test, the CIA agents took one of the men to a large metal door and handed him a gun.

People know the truth and the only thing that counts are the verdicts handed out by the field. I really feel that I never stole anything.

Two weeks later, she handed him a new draft. By this time, there was something else pulling her toward McAlary as well.

She opened her cash box and fumbled around for a bit, and then handed me a small stack of coins.

The West is trying to demonize China. Why? To ensure an upper-handed position economically, politically, and socially.

Yung Shue strong vitality, suitable for long-term bonsai culture, is a fine handed down the significance of tree species.

This approach moves away from the idea that all of a function should be viewed as a commodity, easily handed over to a service provider.

A chunk of allowances can be handed out to one lobby, a sliver to another, and soon the system's effectiveness has been sliced away.

When Mr. Mobley opened the door, a student volunteer from the office handed him a note.

Yao Ming of the Rockets pillar has been blocked outside, see Garnett and powerful one-handed snatching up the ball to the plate outside.

My neighbors said that she died. I did not shed a single tear. They handed me a letter that she had wanted me to have.

He stuck his fork into a big cake, and handed it to his mother.

It happens that on Earth, amino acids are left-handed, but if you think of the possibilities out there, that's not strictly necessary.

Obama was handed a bag of worms when he took office, courtesy of Bush and company.

Being a teenager whose parents have handed him or her to the care of the state must be intensely disturbing.

No one handed muskets are planned at this time, though I wouldn't count it out (remember, the game is still in alpha).

He put a finger in his mouth, tasted it and smiled, looking rather pleased. then he handed the cup around the class of students.

There was a bill in his hand already. He slipped it into the folder and handed it right back to her.

When they handed him over to be brought up largely by his grandmother they cannot have dreamt that that name would prove so apt.

On the first day of school, a first-grader handed his teacher a note from his mother.

My father's eyes flashed as, without a word, he took out a currency note from his box and handed it to the station master.

The contract will be worth approximately $12 billion - one of the largest defense contracts to be handed out in the world.

William handed the stuffed dinosaur to his father who tucked it under his arm and smiled at me apologetically.

"Here we go again , " muttered Jane as she handed the money to her cousin , for the sixth time this month .

When he handed me a porcelain mug filled with the freshly brewed coffee, the steam and the aroma seemed to envelop my entire face.

His two-handed backhand, once considered a liability, was a strength as he hit multiple passing-shot winners down the line.

Today, I was at work, when this guy came in and paid for his ice cream, then handed me a dollar.

Literature handed down through thousands of years of wind and rain vicissitudes of life, which includes many corruption.

The boy laboriously printed his name on each book card and then handed them to her with a look of utter disgust.

At the check out counter I had a little over $14. 00 worth of groceries, and I handed the cashier one of the gift certificates.

There must have been a promotion running, but my bottle couldn't have been a winner because he handed the top straight back.

After two minutes Simon Steel handed his paper in and was allowed to go home.

Steven Gerrard today handed Liverpool a major injury boost after the captain revealed he is ready to take on Manchester City this weekend.

It was handed from person to person along a line of scientists and support staff like an egg being passed between penguins.

That's right. She a little too much boat for single handed operation and sailing alone's just a stunt, anyway.

Anyway, on our last day at this orphanage a man handed me his baby and said, "Would you take my son with you? "

Incidentally, her former husband agreed to her request immediately, took her out to dinner last week and handed over the cash.

He said they would be handed to Pakistani intelligence for further examination.

Before we left, however, one of the waitresses intercepted us and handed me a small Styrofoam container.

For weeks Mr. Li elbowed his way through crowded job fairs but came away empty-handed.

The nurse handed him the laryngoscope with which to visualize the vocal cords before inserting the breathing tube into the lungs.

Wordlessly , Obi-Wan handed his own back to Anakin as Luke began contentedly sucking on the end of his father's com again.

As a start empty-handed, carve of private enterprises, departments and the establishment of the need to see, system construction of verbal.

One day, he chanced to say to Magnon as she handed him his monthly stipend of ten francs: "The father must give them some education. "

For some reason, the leader of the operation, handed himself in to the FBI only one week after their arrival.

The body of Bin Laden should have been handed over to his family to look for a country to bury him.

She handed me a glass of wine with her hands shaking, a little wine spilt.

After two minutes, Simon handed his paper in and was allowed to go home.

On the subject of pragmatism and material values: Miss Universe is similar to one of those quiz shows where nobody goes home empty-handed.

You handed him over to be killed, and you disowned him before Pilate, though he had decided to let him go.

"Yep. Amanda Sheppard's star, see? " I turned around in his arms and he handed me the paper. I glanced at it.

Mr. Perry whispered to the man, 'This message was left for you, ' and handed him a blank envelope.

Fortunately it's a left-handed weapon which was just as well because my right arm wasn't going to be of use.

"To make you happy again, " he said as he handed her the paper sleeve.

The sentences were the first to be handed down in one of the worst food safety scandals in China in decades.