Indeed, for many people in Singapore and other countries, Lee is inextricably linked with their perceptions of Singapore.

Tom handed a cocktail to Mary.

The bartender handed Tom his drink.

Tom gave us a present.

Tom handed Mary the photographs.

Tom gave Mary an engagement ring.

I've already given Tom a present.

Tom handed Mary his card.

Tom handed Mary a sheet of paper.

Tom reluctantly handed Mary the money.

Tom gave Mary a Christmas present.

He handed me the letter and left.

Tom handed Mary a thick gray envelope.

The author presented a copy of his latest book to me.

Krenz hesitated, then handed him a press release.

Tom handed the key to Mary and she opened the door.

Tom handed me a broom and told me to start sweeping.

Tom took a book off the shelf and handed it to Mary.

I'll enjoy it on my own.

Personally, I lucked out.

Is this personal enough?

He came in person.

That's how I solved it in my head. It was a white paper I handed out to governments.

The Russian leader congratulated Hamilton with the victory and handed a prise.

Personally, I pity Abkhazia.

You should always apologize in person.

You have to appear in person.

You have to appear in person.

He went there in person.

I'll personally visit you.

Do you know him personally?

Do you know him personally?

Do you know Tom personally?

Do you know Tom personally?

I know Tom personally.

I know Tom personally.

I knew Tom personally.

I knew Tom personally.

He invited me personally.

Did you know Tom personally?

Tom gave the report in person.

Tom invited me personally.

I know them personally.

Do you know them personally?

Do you know them personally?