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to hand BrE *

How much money should I bring on hand into the country.

I was to be on hand to get the story.

Although the party was for the young, the old were on hand.

For once he's on hand when I can use him.

If we need her, she can be on hand in a few hours.

I have enough on hand to pay most of the others.

John has a great deal on hand at the moment.

Only about 3,000 were on hand when that first game started.

All of it must be on hand before work can start.

She'd like to be on hand the moment they came out of the dark room.

They always had to be on hand for special cases.

Even so, it is important to have the money on hand.

"Do you know what sort of business they have on hand?"

They are also always on hand to deal with any problems and provide support.

I'm sure there was someone on hand to back you up.

But it did not last, for I had too much on hand.

The museum's staff members are on hand to answer questions.

For a significant number of those on hand, I found, food is a second career.

The press was on hand, but they were being kept away by military police.

It's what you do when you've got just three men on hand.

There are many people on hand to help answer that question.

Certainly her father was coming, but only very late; he had so much work on hand!

They had some new ideas about the job on hand.

Now, most of the players are on hand for only a single performance.

Three times, his parents were called to the hospital to be on hand as he died.

I mean do you want us to hand another one in?

I want you to hand both of them over to me at once.

He had to set himself up with what came to hand.

You've only got to hand a story to the police.

Are you going to hand out your money or not?

Hard living in the now if what was were still to hand.

Good questions, to which no answer has yet come to hand.

Would you be able to hand some over, if they did?

I asked him to hand over a girl, and he did.

He was also told to hand himself over to the Police.

But first, he had to hand off the bad news.

She's learning not to hand her husband things from the right.

There always seemed to be someone else to hand over to.

"I thought you never had to hand anything in on time."

Now they're going to be made to hand over their books.

It was time to hand the job over to someone else.

But I'm not going to hand it over to them.

"Would you like me also to hand over something else?"

Still, one had to make do with whatever was to hand.

Now if I'm about to hand him to anyone else?

Thought it best we keep him close to hand the whole time.

But the Americans' job was not to hand out food and water, or even to fight.

He was never ready for me to hand it over to him.

When would the French be able to hand over to them?

Then my father decided to hand over the company to the young man.