Sentence examples for handles of both from inspiring English sources

Check that the handles of both the sieve and the saucepan or pot are facing away from you, toward the back of the stovetop.

His handling of both Russia and China was, mostly, tactful but firm.

Critics applauded O'Hagan for his masterful handling of both humdrum domesticity and frontline banter.

But the public has not: polls show declining approval of Mr. Bush's handling of both Iraq and Hurricane Katrina.

The public's assessment of the president's handling of both the economy and the war in Iraq was markedly negative.

Indeed: they are a dream team of professionals — charming, attractive, seamless in their handling of both the discreet class and the inquisitive oddballs like me.

Strong majorities disapprove of Maduro's handling of both key domestic and foreign issues; although on several, such as relations with Cuba, there are clear ideological divides.

Her handling of both situations drew criticism, some alleging that she was slow to respond, especially in the case of the Ebola outbreak.

But what's been foremost in my thoughts isn't race, sexual orientation or our country's deeply flawed handling of both.

But his falling approval rating in the last month extended to his handling of both the economy and foreign policy, the poll found.

Gary Palmer, a member of Truro's board of selectmen, said that police officials had been competent in their handling of both the Worthington case and Mr. Manso's gun case.