Sentence examples for bad handling from inspiring English sources
The passions are volatile, and so is the medium: 35 mm film is easily degraded by time, improper storage, and bad handling.
Philadelphia and LA Galaxy shared a 2-2 draw in a pulsating match that featured excellent goals from Robbie Rogers and Mike Magee, one debut strike by Keegan Roseberry, and a bad handling error from LA keeper Dan Kennedy.
Of the two she liked best, Cassidy in Danger (1979, republished in 1990 as This Pony is Dangerous), describes how teenage Katie, who comes from a one-parent family and still cannot read, saves a pony about to be destroyed because of faults caused by previous bad handling.
Admittedly, Saints were helped by bad handling errors from Super League's joint-top try-scorer Greg Eden in the build-up to two of their first three tries.
The vast majority of the animals in there have no problems themselves, they unfortunately just had bad handling.
Bad handling of the grain will result in a lumpy and rather stodgy couscous.
Similarly, if you are bad at handling a little money, you'll be bad at handling a lot of money.
I guess these guys are as bad at handling their personal lives as they are at handling our government.
This time Britain's forecasters predicted the storm, but the transportation system is notoriously bad at handling extreme weather and even mild snow showers can paralyze networks.
Faced with people who are bad at handling power, we feel our jobs – and therefore our lives — are threatened, and we go into survival mode.
One of the most prominent accounts of goings-on at the "21" Club bar in H. Peter Kriendler's book about that storied restaurant involves the novelist John O'Hara, who, he writes, "was bad at handling his liquor".
