1 Ecstasy tablets now change hands for ￡20 a time.

2 The price at which tenancies change hands is currently within the range ￡115,000 to ￡155,000.

3 But when money starts to change hands, they take a harder line.

4 The document is clear: wads of cash change hands in return for poor motherless mites.

5 Leading retailers have also begun to change hands or strike emergency refinancing deals.

6 Considerable sums of money change hands here and generally end up in Macau's state coffers.

7 It is expected to change hands for more than ￡30 million.

8 Mr Adams's defeat in the only Northern Ireland seat to change hands was widely welcomed by nationalist and Unionist politicians.

9 Both parties to the agreement know how much money will change hands at the agreed date in the future.

10 He had also been talking for ages to Broadman, and Ymor had seen a piece of paper change hands.

11 But even this little collection of cottage garden produce won't change hands without some stern bargaining.

12 A black suitcase containing a number of untraceable blood diamonds will change hands at the Shamal.

13 You know today's you is the most fine uxor,[] never make bride's change hands in the change hands held a flower and easily rear the tension of a heart.

14 Xing Ma's dicast, just substituted Zou some dress a wound, the blood stain on the change hands hadn't purged.