Phrases with «to pass the baton»

The phrase "to pass the baton" means to transfer or hand over responsibility, authority, or a task to someone else. It is often used in situations where one person is passing on a role or duty to another person, like in a relay race where runners pass a baton to the next runner to continue the race. Full definition

to pass (parent phrase)
baton (parent phrase)

to pass the baton

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to pass to
to pass the ball to
to pass to someone
pass to someone
to pass down to someone
to pass down to one's children
pass to the advance screening

Sentences with «to pass the baton»

I'm required to answer specific questions in this post before passing the baton on to others. (buildbookbuzz.com)
«This is the next step forward in The Vancouver Board of Trade's evolution,» said Janet Austin, CEO of YWCA Metro Vancouver, who served as 2014 - 15 Chair before passing the baton to Manning at today's AGM. (boardoftrade.com)
But it goes in circles, and we all prop each other up and pass the baton around. (thelegacyofleo.com)
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