Sentence examples for own handlers from inspiring English sources

Michelle and Kelly have their own handlers farther down the catwalk.

Serum testosterone during musth is higher than in a nonmusth elephant, and the animal's behaviour is erratic; they are uncontrollable (musth is Hindi for "intoxicated"), sometimes even by their own handlers (mahouts).

At big museums this will be an in-house team, but many shipping companies now employ their own handlers, who look after every stage of the process, for art fairs and private clients as well as galleries.

The drama itself is revealed in flashback, as Thomas is himself debriefed by his own handlers, but this does not give any perspective on the story, or breathe any life into it.

McGoohan played a British spy who resigns in disgust from undercover service, is kidnapped by his own handlers and held at a peculiar seaside resort called the Village, from which he constantly tries to escape.

Soon after Jason Bourne (Mr Damon) was targeted by his own handlers, every self-respecting spy was dodging bullets fired by their former colleagues Tom Cruise in "Knight and Day", Angelina Jolie in "Salt", Gina Carano in "Haywire" and Saoirse Ronan and Eric Bana in "Hanna", to name a few.

One of Pep's cornermen urged the referee not to intervene, and the fighter momentarily seemed on the verge of punching his own handler.

Duke was high-profile enough to warrant her own handler – she, however, was an exception to the rule.

The dogs must jump of their own volition; handlers cannot nudge or bump the dog into the water.

But when he arranges a meeting between the Russian and another C.I.A. official — the double agent Aldrich Ames Ameses betrays Yuri to his own K.G.B. handlers.

According to the F.P.D's own guidelines, handlers should not release the hounds "if a lower level of force could reasonably be expected to control the suspect or allow for the apprehension".