Sentence examples for handle though from inspiring English sources

It's got Mega Man and Ghosts & Goblins, which is more game than anybody in the world can handle, though, so there's no risk of beating everything on it.

The Mint does have a little handle, though, so you don't have to pick it up by the "filthy rag" or "grit-covered wheels" components.

Nothing he can't handle, though.

Sometimes Mason's understated precision is asked to bear more weight than it can handle, though.

No matter how far she rotated the handle, though, no hot water came out.

The design of the ship was constrained by the limits of the harbours at each end of the route; 49,000 tonnes was the largest that Calais and Dover could handle, though both are set to be expanded by 2015.

For those who can handle it, though, a light or moderate exercise regimen could help reduce some side effects of treatment, the new report stated.

The former "Daily Show" writer David Javerbaum spun this crowd-pleasing entertainment from his popular Twitter handle, @TheTweetOfGod, though mostly it's a chance for Parsons to coast on his cheeky sitcom persona.

Mr. Hooper, winner of the best director Oscar for "The King's Speech," can handle it, though, and advance word on "Les Miz" suggests his efforts may already be paying off.

Many state and local pool codes do not require pool operators to have any training in safety, disinfection, or chemical handling, even though, as both common sense and science suggest, such training likely leads to safer pools.

Once seated, shorter occupants stretch and strain to reach the raised door handles, though Mercedes plans to offer helpful grab straps at an unspecified date.