Sentence examples for start to get a handle on from inspiring English sources

The secondary characters prove especially crucial because it's through their dealings with the queen, their awe and boobishness (including James Cromwell's dim-bulb Prince Philip), that we start to get a handle on her.

"Complex problems demand massive amounts of data to solve," said Conor Riffle, director of data product innovation at the Carbon Disclosure project, which has released climate change data on the world's 100 biggest cities. "We need to improve the free flow of climate change data so we can start to get a handle on protecting people and property from the coming impacts of a changing climate".

That wall is completely out of balance!" But as you go through this again and again, after many years, you start to get a handle on that...

Chuck enough weed to fell a rhino into that already pathological procrastination and you start to get a handle on the unusual path of Nottingham hip-hop MC Scorzayzee.

Chuck enough weed to fell a rhino into that already pathological procrastination and you start to get a handle on the unusual path of Nottingham hip hop MC Scorzayzee, a man who, by 2002 and the release of his ode to trainers, "Crepps", was voted the world's seventh best rapper by illustrious American magazine Hip Hop Connection.

"We've started to get a handle on the 24-hour event, and it's becoming more popular as more athletes dedicate themselves to the event".

"I think for the first time we're starting to get a handle on this," said Pound, who is chairman of the World Anti-Doping Agency, which the I.O.C. created.

But I think USA Rugby is now starting to get a handle on that and to define a way forward for the sport".

As I started to get a handle on the issues and began to make progress, I began talking to more CEOs about the diversity or really, lack thereof.

They are hard to get a handle on.

"We have to get a handle on this," he said.