Sentence examples for handled early from inspiring English sources

She was patiently handled early as she settled into fourth down the backstretch.

In France the Administration of Posts and Telegraphs handled early broadcasts; although a state monopoly was declared in 1923 and state broadcasting remained a department of the Administration of Posts and Telegraphs until World War II, some private stations were granted licenses, including Radio Normandy, which broadcast to the United Kingdom.

Maybe it's because the public still remembers the graceful girl from a nice New York family who handled early roles in "Emma" and "Shakespeare in Love" with a perfect English accent, and pulled off impeccable aristocratic froideur in "The Talented Mr. Ripley".

The Detroit legend doesn't have kind words for DaimlerChrysler Chief Executive Jurgen Schrempp Jurgen Schrempp, a heavy-handed boss whose insistence that the numbers were to be delivered no excuses led to the buildup of problems that should have been handled early.

What about the five or six other polls whose public releases said little or nothing about how they handled early voting?

I assume that most handled early voting as the three cited above did: Their screen questions presumably gave respondents the option to say they had already voted, and hopefully rephrased their trial heat questions to ask early voters about their preferences in the past tense.

The confrontation at first looked like many he had handled earlier.

Karofsky's abrupt suicide attempt was similarly handled earlier in the season.

Truth is, the Jets don't handle early success well; they are not a team that plays well with a big lead too early in the game.

Hoping to hand North Carolina its second consecutive home loss, Virginia gave the Tar Heels all they could handle early on in Chapel Hill.

The disagreement may reflect, among other factors, the different ways in which pollsters handle early voting — perhaps one-third of votes in the Republican primary have already been cast by way of early or absentee ballots.