Sentence examples for something to handle from inspiring English sources
For Tahiti its something to handle traffic, and then in Maui its really something for that windy road up Haleakala.
But Chinese society still largely views the opposite problem as a personal weakness, something to handle quietly if it is addressed at all.
That's a lot for any 20-something to handle.
The customers' time is incredibly valuable while on this flight, and the last thing we want to do is burden you with responsibilities to move things around or to remember something or to handle something that would be tricky in any way.
For those in the market for something easier to handle, he suggested Home Depot.
They are more than e-books, where text is downloaded onto something easier to handle than a computer.
Only four minutes into the game, the Islanders gave him something hot to handle by sending two players to the penalty box at the same time.
But powering up a coal station takes half a day, so electricity companies get their baseload from coal or nuclear sources and rely on something else to handle variations in demand.
"We've been doing tens of thousands of small and medium business customers, but we're going to need something more to handle hundreds of thousands of customers".
Bulger has a brother, Billy (Benedict Cumberbatch), who is a state senator, and the proximity of government to organized crime is, though occasionally useful, something to be handled with care.
"We were getting something very expensive to handle and store," he said.
