Examples of using Changing hands in English and their translations into Spanish
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Several pages are devoted to the sleeping woman changing hands between the two persistent rivals for her affection.
Jumping over mascot, changing hands under the legs and backwards.
After nearly 40 years, it is finally changing hands, with an estimated price of €14,500- €19,000.
This offence was broadly interpreted as not requiring direct proof of money changing hands.
It's a new world," he says,"with varietals and processing changing hands.
After changing hands in 1978 and becoming a wellness retreat,
After changing hands several times during the Russian Civil War,
In 1998, constraints of the Nahal brigade led to the village changing hands and being turned over hesder soldiers who volunteered for extra service to keep a residential presence on that hilltop.
has been changing hands between Hema and Lendu militias because of the attraction of its Kilo gold mines.
Powys and often changing hands between those two powerful kingdoms.
But enormous sums changed hands. I saw it.
I mean, these kind of places change hands about three times a week.
I think-- I think money may have changed hands.
The title could change hands by disqualification.
More than 16.5 million shares change hands in a single day of frenzied selling.
Territories changed hands repeatedly between the Mughals
Wealth and power may change hands, but the difference remains.
Over 6 million snakes change hands in a matter of weeks.
More than 36,850 changed hands, the highest figure since the start of 2013.
Ambulances change hands from shift to shift.