Sentence examples for taste to handle from inspiring English sources

"We thought it was in poor taste to handle something like that".

"We decided it was not in good taste to handle it," said Don Ackerman, a consignment director at Heritage Auctions in Dallas, in a phone interview.

But now that the squad has had a taste of using robots to handle bomb threats, he wants robots to play a greater role in their policing -- once they become easier to use.

Bosc may be the most statuesque on the plate, but Anjou are easier to handle and taste as good.

The playmaker James Rodríguez will need attention while Brazil will have to handle Colombia's taste for exploring the flanks, something even more tempting when up against the host nation's full-backs.

Sweet potatoes or yams are also excellent in taste and texture, and are even easier to handle.

"The software and services the company has developed for its phones need to be customised for each country to handle different languages and tastes in content".

"It set me off from other young artists and gave me my first taste of a type of fame, which I didn't know how to handle.

At that moment, the bitter taste not just of a single defeat but of four years of wasted effort can simply be too much for some to handle.

"They're easy to handle.

I need to handle this".