Sentence examples for tv handle from inspiring English sources

How will the TV handle them?

Can TV handle any more gore?

Glasses not only alleviate these problems but also enable the wearer to read, complete forms, watch TV, handle detailed work and see clearly across the street.

If it has to be Victor Hugo I rather wish he'd gone for Toilers of the Sea, just to see how TV handled the giant squid (beats Moby-Dick any day of the week).

The first problem is how Google TV handles Flash.

If reality TV handles the strike right, count on that number to grow.

The new Alpha 9 processor in LG's 2018 OLED TVs handles the fast camera pans in this classic skyscraper test sequence exceptionally well.

For example, how should your wide-screen TV screen handle traditional square broadcasts?

Or maybe I'm just being pessimistic about the way in which TV can handle the sudden interest in transgender affairs.

Expectations are thus raised for an array of "new and controversial" talents too hot for TV to handle, then dashed when Allen welcomes low-wattage 1980s survivor Arnold Brown to start the gig.

It's the only DVD that plays in wide-screen format if your TV can handle it, and its computer-generated animations (of sound waves or proper speaker placement, for example) are cutting-edge.