Sentence examples for totally handle from inspiring English sources
The phrase "totally handle" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or informal.
It can be used in casual conversation or informal writing to express confidence in managing a situation or task. Example: "I can totally handle this project on my own without any help."
You can totally handle disobedience naturally by saying "No!" and "Bad dog!" It works.
Elsewhere, "literally" is revised to "figuratively" and "Can't Even Handle" appears as "Can Totally Handle Without Any Significant Issue".
It's exciting to meet someone who can totally handle this moment, take it, and amplify it, all because of who she is and how she celebrates herself".
That's when it struck me: not only could the Droid totally handle Mobile Hotspot, but I'd seen it handling Mobile Hotspot before.
I can totally handle it".
And Mark Sanchez can totally handle that.
Then came Monterey, Woodstock and finally the big Bangladesh concert, which he totally handled in producing.
During the simulation, the humidity load for 63 days (51.7%) can be totally handled by the two-stage desiccant cooling unit.
The simulation results showed that about 60% of the humidity load can be totally handled by the one-rotor two-stage desiccant cooling unit, and about 40% of the heating load can be handled by solar energy.
But Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, criticised the government's "totally chaotic" handling of the project as he told the BBC: "There's no blank cheque from a Labour Treasury for HS2, it's got to be value for money".
The most extreme example of this was Brown, both in his early work with Johnny Moore's Three Blazers and in his subsequent work as a bandleader; in both cases the band consisted of piano, bass, and guitar, but solos almost totally were handled by Brown on the piano.
