Sentence examples for handle built from inspiring English sources

Even the base GLS, which starts at $19,915, includes nice touches like a pull-down handle built into the trunk lid and, below the ventilation controls, two easily accessible 12-volt power points, a USB port and an audio jack.

Sure, there are special case hammocks for carrying around larger cases, but wouldn't you rather have a handle built right into the chassis?

In an effort to emphasize the "punishment" in corporal punishment, he custom-made a size-fifteen boot with a thick handle built into it, drilled holes in the sole to make it more aerodynamic, and brought it home to introduce to my backside.

Pack-down is just as easy; folded like a clamshell, its hull measures only 59" by 30"; deflated bladders are protected by durable plastic; and there's a travel cover with a rolling wheel and handles built in to make it easy for one person to transport.

They worked great because you didn't need a ladder, the long handle was built in!

After this, wrap the duct tape around until the handle is built up enough to fit your hand comfortably.

Laboratories where pathogens are handled are built to a biosafety level (BSL) ranked from one to four.

Yet now that farmers can choose between traditional and biotech seeds, new sorting, segregating and distribution needs are arising that may radically alter the dynamics of a grain-handling system built on economies of scale.

They will have known exactly how to handle her build up to the Games.

The way we handle frustration builds both character and faith.

A carrying handle is still built in (you grab the support arm itself).