handing out

Like that tourist handing out cigars, I, too, had a family member in one of the towers that had been struck by a plane.

These days cash-strapped Italy is handing out restoration initiatives to just about anyone willing to pay the bill.

And here he was in a New York City subway station on Friday morning, handing out one of the free morning newspapers.

We were going to marches and campaign rallies and handing out flyers from the age of three on.

Besides, getting facts right is an outdated notion; nobody is handing out medals for accuracy.

You showed conclusively that instead of dealing in hard facts, they have been handing out fiction under the guise of novels.

So fur as handing out money fur you to sling it to the dogs, I ain't no bank, and if I was I ain't no ijut.

"And here's a bite for yer," added Clemmer, handing out some rations he carried in a haversack.

You stand there handing out sass while hehe may be dying back there.

I feel like a fraud every time I see Mrs. Joyce handing out one of those big bills.