Sentence examples for handle a bit from inspiring English sources

The E1 can handle a bit of light gaming too.

Surely that audience can handle a bit of uncertainty?

While Mirror's Edge is certainly an inspiration for Prey 2, the game seems to handle a bit more like Brink.

As you will know, it has been snowing, and I'm pretty sure it's the coldest day of the winter, but I can handle a bit of snow, especially when I'm inside.

Harvard graduates might be able to handle a bit of pot; but their example encouraged inner-city kids to turn into crack addicts.But isn't all this true of gambling?

Make more croutons than you need: they keep well in a sealed container for up to five days and are lovely for sprinkling on any soup or salad that can handle a bit of a crunchy kick.

The other two handle a bit better, and of them the Nissan handles a bit better again.

The V-6 model also handles a bit more nimbly than the heavier, costlier M56.

At a museum in England, the author handles a bit of ambergris, and its ineffable odor lingers on his fingertips.

From Land Rovers to Lamborghinis, each handles a bit differently and each has its own set of assigned races.

Back in the quaint old days -- say, five years ago -- when one person in the doctor's office pecked out a handful of notices a day, an unpaid bill was handled a bit more delicately.