1.   At least they have a handle on what caused the power failure.

2.   Each door had two handles on either side and on walls hung wooden and metal picture frames.

3.   Some of the saucers at this time had ring handles, either flat or shell-shaped, to facilitate their use.

4.   Train doors have handles on the inside.

5.   They are stiff so that they cannot be opened accidentally.

6.   An important part of moving a building this way is to make sure the carriers have handles to grab, not the bottom of the building.

7.   And some worry that it still does not have a handle on its production problems.

8.   And so we all now have a handle on a useful bit of dialect, which is what happens when writers and readers work together.

9.   Attach the receptacle to the tree trunk and tighten the large bolts, which have comfortable handles, to make tightening screws easy.

10.   Better Dutch ovens have handles that are molded into the pot, sticking out like tabs on each side.