Sentence examples for handling from a from inspiring English sources

In performance, the 510 was nearly the equal of the BMW, delivering excellent handling from a sophisticated independent suspension and a smooth power plant.

Off-the-line acceleration has the blunt finality of a sledgehammer blow, but handling (yes, handling from a 5,400lb parlour on wheels) would flatter the sporting Continental GT coupes in Bentley's portfolio.

We also decided to rate the hawker stalls for cleanliness and food handling, from A to D. If you reach D it means you've been suspended.

* BMG Direct, New York, part of the BMG Entertainment unit of Bertelsmann A.G., to Hanft Byrne Raboy & Partners, New York, to introduce OnePriceCDs, which plans to sell compact discs for $9.99, including shipping and handling, from a Web site (www.onepricecds.com).

Moreira showed more suspect handling from a Sergio shot sand Casto tipped an Alan Tate header over on half-time.

Note, however, that such methods need careful handling from a statistical point of view (e.g. Altman and Royston 2000; Broadhurst and Kell 2006; Hastie et al. 2001; Ioannidis 2005, 2008).

Wales equalised in added time at the end of the half when Dutch defender Terence Kongolo handled from a corner.

Drawers are filled with dozens of real artifacts to handle, from a trilobite fossil to an emu egg.

Pugh was adjudged to have handled from a high ball as he tried to challenge Wright and Johnson dispatched the penalty past Federici's right arm.

In the 34th minute, however, Frederic Mendy handled from a corner and Hassan opened the scoring, although he had to take his penalty twice.

As long as those pressures do not revisit the agency, Admiral Gehman said, "I don't think they're taking on more than they can handle from a technical point of view".