| Gloved workers, their eyes shaded, manhandle glowing, red-hot bars of old iron from a furnace into a rolling mill. |
| To me, it seems that every five minutes, another bemused foreign celebrity is being presented with Akubra hats and ugg boots, and invited to manhandle native fauna. |
| For the Victorians, the dame represented a rare opportunity to manhandle a lady on stage, for comic and licentious effect. |
| I recall having to manhandle a heavy garden statue of Hermes, cast in lead, which we had been asked to look after while the owners moved house. |
| With form filled in, you then have to manhandle your purchases onto a huge trolley, queue, pay for them, put them in your car, drive them home and assemble them yourself. |
| Next, I visited the nearby car wash, and used their wringer,, to manhandle a few ounces of water out of the jeans. |
