Sentence examples for handle long from inspiring English sources

James Dearth will handle long snaps on punts and field goals.

[Daily News] Parents said the city's plan to handle long waitlists for top kindergarten programs was flawed and exacerbated overcrowding in schools.

Even a novice bracketologist can likely expound upon the Blue Devils' over-reliance on the 3-point shot, or Duke's inability to handle long, athletic teams.

The TL is the largest and roomiest sedan in its class and one of the few whose back seat can graciously handle long hauls with long adults.

With its emphasis on fairly big images and its ability to handle long captions, Pinterest fills those needs, Mr. Hart said.

Our ears, trained by three-minute MTV clips, short-burst cellphone conversations and Harold Pinter's silences can't handle long Shakespearean periods.

But today, he said, few if any American or Mexican trucking companies could handle long-haul operations across the border.

High-speed rail networks "bleed the short-haul capacity out of the system," freeing airports to do what they do best: handle long-distance trips, Mr. Turpen said.

The NHS is still set up to deal with 20th-century medical need and must evolve rapidly to better handle long-term conditions, the greatest challenge of this century, he says.

President Obama drew a line under the episode by finally abandoning the project in 2010, 12 years after the facility was meant to have entered service.But as well as providing a textbook example of how not to handle long-term storage, America also boasts a success.

The input vector of DNN consists of multiple frames of filterbank outputs to handle long-term information.