The word handle is correct and usable in written English. You can use it as a noun to refer to a part of something you use for carrying or holding, or as a verb to refer to the action of dealing with something. Example sentence: Please be careful when you handle this vase, it's very delicate.
Unfathomable Ruination were in radio contact with organisers on the outside and, happily, the door handle eventually worked.
All that is to say, I am sympathetic to the notion that I may need to handle a gun some day.
"We've got an extremely busy period not too far from now, and must handle that very carefully.
Prosecutors say that messages posted by Harris – who goes by the twitter handle @destructuremal – could show whether the defendant was aware that he was breaking police orders relating to the demo.
But how does a film-maker with a love of exploitation flicks handle scenes in which genuinely hideous exploitation is taking place?
While some have questioned whether Bale is too young to move abroad at this stage, Coleman has no reservations the forward will be able to handle life on and off the field at Real Madrid if Tottenham sanction his departure.
Given the traffic on our roads and given the way our [public] places are crowded, it's a very difficult thing to handle VIP security – but still it's being handled right.
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