Examples of using Changed hands in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Some money changed hands.
I changed hands so many times, I lost track.
The business has changed hands.
Money hasn't changed hands yet, so you still have time to stop it.
And his private club has changed hands.
The rarity changed hands often and underwent many modifications.
Afterwards the castle repeatedly changed hands.
The company has changed hands three times.
Securities worth CHF 5.9 billion changed hands.
Around 710 million shares changed hands on the New York stock exchange.
In January 2018, the Terminus product line changed hands.
The chip lead changed hands, and after four more rounds,“Morovica” emerged as the tournament winner.
The owners of the distillery changed hands several times.
As a result, the control of the existing global financial system has changed hands.
Many of these objects have since changed hands, making it difficult to research their current whereabouts.
Fraud is very hard to prove, especially when nothing changed hands.
Although not quite as many had changed hands, but the remaining things would be donated to social institutions.
The coin made its second record sale on 17 October 2012,when it changed hands for 2.3 million Suisse francs.
Ownership changed hands in quick succession: 1828 Georg Kindlinger, 1832 Johann Gehm, and 1855 miller and baker Johann Arnet.
The most recent available- over$ 4 million changed hands between the groups.
Positions changed hands frequently, favorites were involved in minor dramas, and different strategies took center stage.
If the summer house was recently up for sale,it has now changed hands for a price of 385,000 euros.
New York City changed hands at least two more times over the subsequent 180 years, and NYC society changed as well.
In this context, BUG realised that the club had changed hands and thus a claim could not be lodged.
In the old days there was no money and these coppers were a standardof value but increased in value each time they changed hands.
Although money changed hands, and the deceased thought he owned the property, without his name on the title register, it's not his.
Naturally, all these guests were keen bidders as well during theauction week over the course of which 5,000 lots changed hands in four auction sales.
After that, the complex changed hands several times, serving as a state archive, a tourist resort and a psycho-neurological hospital.
Since then, the rock has changed hands and became Catholic property, and much of what currently occupies the site hails from the 12th century or later.
Virgin Mobile changed hands for 962 million Pounds and Branson himself received both cash and more than ten percent of shares of the new company.