handle/handling

The water can’t handle losing its hydrogen and has a breakdown of its own, releasing oxygen.

And it can even handle balloon scraps left over from when your husband's giant balloon breasts pop.

I couldn't handle how I felt inside, you know?

Then they had fewer armies to handle the next wave of barbarians that came in.

How was that handled in this case?

On top of that, she had to handle a very large distraction with the emotional maturity of a nine-year-old.

Most people can handle a striatum-centric, well-practiced route; but those who lean more on hippocampus-forward self-orienting tend to stand out as navigators.

Could -- Could you two handle leading roles?

Yahoo just handled it, because this was Web 2.0 and that was the right thing to do, and, y'know they’ll figure out how to make money later.

because the only person Trump has ever trusted to handle the Epstein situation is a prison guard with the cameras off.

President Trump reportedly fired Bondi over her handling of the Epstein files...

If a texture or flavour is too much to handle, Timo won’t eat it.

There's no kitchen that can handle something this size.

Art is to wall as cup is to: handle, coffee, cupboard, rim, nail?

Like if you somehow sweat so much that AirPods couldn't handle it before, they can now handle it.

Also, I was kind of curious how cases would handle this new Action button.

I could not handle it.

OK I can handle that.

Um, can Gordon Ramsey handle spice?

Your brain cannot handle this.

Um, growing up and watching my mom handle three jobs.

In case you can't handle anything.

By the way, why hasn't the CDC gotten a handle on this Cyclospora?

But fortunately, medical professionals have developed a robust plan to handle a tetanus diagnosis.

Are you disappointed how you handled COVID?

Many of the ways we protect equipment from faults are handled at a substation.

This was done in a semi-clean environment with air handling and cleanliness requirements to prevent contaminants from finding their way into the pipe.

They crap in the boat and can't handle the speed.

That makes it one of the most important routes for global commerce, handling roughly ten percent of the entire world’s ocean trade.