handles

The story is simple enough, but Miss Doudney handles it well.

It handles the configurations and the appetites or motions of matter.

They are formed into drinking-cups, handles for swords, ramrods for rifles, and are used for many other purposes.

The jar is made to rest upon the girdle of the bearer, while she supports it upon her back by one or both of the handles.

The dolphins or handles atop bronze guns were never merely ornaments.

If the Greeks are using some contrivance that handles an affair like this, it will be top secret.

“The good old times” were decidedly inconvenient for such as had no handles to their names.

Chamfer the handles, as shown, for four inches from one end.

Still holding the handles, thrust forward, first the right hand and then the left, until the arm is straight.

Our dogs too stood as stiff as two pumps, with tails standing out like the handles!