change hands

The bearers of the portantinas stopped too, to change hands.

She steers so hard in this sea that we need to change hands every hour.

Now, why not 'all change hands,' as they used to do in the old dances?

The paper is about to change hands, and in three days more will be on our side.

She was beginning to change hands very often when the wind came.

Money began to change hands, and tickets were passed around.

They cause money to change hands; they do not stimulate industry.

But the New House was of a kind to change hands without emotion.

Polly laid her pack down to change hands and looked about her in delight.

One louis out of every hundred that change hands falls to my share.