...and a purse, which she put into my hand.

Toss me the handcuffs.

She palmed me this note.

I made out a check for 25 and handed it to the salesperson.

Give me the handcuffs or, I swear to God, I'll blow your head clean off.

Give it to me. give me your hand.

The clerk nodded, so the woman wrote a check and handed it over.

Come on, Eric, give it You take this and I'll take this.

I handed a map to him.

Hand over your communication devices please.

And when I talk about a strategy packet, hand them one of those.

What do you say you give me that little piece of paper in your hand.

You just handed me these.

Give it to me.

I want to write Philippe. You'll give it to him?

Hand it over!

Give it to me!

Hand it over.

I handed the mike to him.

Tom handed Mary a cup.

Tom handed a cocktail to Mary.

Tom handed the money to Mary.

If you see him again, could you please give him this?

He's wrong, but he's smart.

So the end of 'what is', what he did is, he said,

And if they did, he then passed on the money to the vendor and the stolen credit card details to the purchaser.

Well, I'll hand it to you.

So the end of 'what is', what he did is, he said,

She tests a rock now against the wall.

So let's say I'll say one gold piece bank note outstanding

She handed out a key to him.

She handed him the key.

He handed the letter to the secretary.

He handed over the keys of the office to the police.

See, he cut the phone line.

You hand me that machete.

You put this in his hands, his hands only. You understand?

Cross now.

Never go back. Never go back.

And he who is given his ledger in his right hand

So whoever is given his record of deeds in his right hand

Then as for him who is given his book in his right hand,

Then as to him who shall be given his book in his right hand

Then, as for him who will be given his Record in his right hand,

As for him who is given his book in his right hand.