Sentence examples for handle means from inspiring English sources

The flip-out handle means you can store your beans ready for when you need them.

Nothing that happened earlier has any relevance; each pull of the handle means a fresh start, which is both the thrill and the terror of gambling.

And the big topside handle means you don't have to work to hard to move it around.

As adults, many of us are able to handle mean words, even lies.

Being able to say, "It was just a joke", or "I just did not REALLY mean it", or "As adults, many of us are able to handle mean words, even lies" as a mea culpa neither excuses the actions nor warrants forgiveness.

Know how to handle mean people.

5. Less cargo handled means fewer import and export activities which lead to the reduction of import and export duties collected by customs.

The BL has to be maintained by remote handling means due to high radiation levels in the VV after D-T operation.

The ham-fisted way this announcement has been handled means that Mike Arrington — partly through his own fault — is no longer in charge of what appears on this site.

The introduction to this guide provides a brief introduction to the topic of pneumatic conveying, within the overall subject area of bulk solids handling, to explain where and how it fits and the distinct advantage that pneumatic conveying has over alternative mechanical handling means of conveying bulk particulate materials.

Last but not least, the way the economic crisis has been (mis)handled means that public programs that serve the future are being savaged.