Sentence examples for has really handled from inspiring English sources

Rooney, who hosts the program "Beat the Press," said: "The Times has really handled this about as badly as you could...

When Gates was in his twenties, his mother color-coördinated his clothes — he had green days, beige days, blue days — and then the job was taken over by girlfriends, and now it will presumably fall to his wife, but so far no one has really handled the task successfully.

"We will be adding additional languages, but we've really handled the core set," Lee said, adding that the focus now will be on "continuing to execute and grow the user base".

"We're designers — most of us hadn't really handled much more than an X-Acto knife before this summer," said Jason Hudspeth, a student project architect and a graduate of Parsons.

Buck shots and slugs......I'm a bit nervous because I've never really handled a shotgun but a few times with the Christiansburg police.

Yet he has really got a handle on the contemporary condition, and his art is as ordered and critical as it is seemingly chaotic and complicit with modern banality.

"Just the way he's handled this adversity has really shown me a lot," manager Dave Roberts said.

Spreading out a thick file of inspection and testing reports, he said: "They have really got a handle on this, big time.

It seems as though the police force have really begun to grasp how to handle these situations.

"Can a government that has lost public support really handle a national crisis?" Nobuteru Ishihara, the Liberal Democrats' No. 2 official and the Tokyo governor's son, said on NHK, the public broadcaster, after the elections.

"She made my life so much easier because she really has handled it extremely well, she never gave me a hard time... "...