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He was unbroken, relatively unhandled and a bit of a character.

According to the government, about 20m tonnes of urban garbage went unhandled in 2008.

John writes, "No unhandled pony should ever be released onto a conservation site".

An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request.

With the partitions out, unhandled horses can be loaded up a cattle race and in the back door.

And if it were left unhandled, all the doors they were trying to open would jam shut in their faces.

Execution will continue in hardware until an unhandled bytecode is encountered, or an exception occurs.

An unhandled exception will cause the procedure where it is detected to return the exception to its caller.

An unhandled class of event causes that error to be handled by the operating system's "default" handler.

Unhandled conditions may cause the implementation to show a restarts menu to the user before unwinding the stack.

Any unhandled errors while loading a file terminate loading.

All candidates experience work with young, unhandled horses, and acquire the skills to train and ride these animals through resistance free methods of development.

The horse that was destroyed was totally unhandled and was destroyed relatively quickly.

It causes unhandled exception errors.

By definition this means that all field trials are held on live, unhandled game that is shot for the purpose of that field trial.

In which Finalists are required to rope and catch, in an arena and within a 4 minutes time limit, a previously unhandled horse.

Since unhandled exceptions generate errors by default, the throw() procedure can serve as a general purpose error flagging system.

Conditions that do not represent errors may safely go unhandled entirely; their only purpose may be to propagate hints or warnings toward the user.

He was unhandled until April 2002 and is quite nervous but is currently in and being handled daily and gaining confidence steadily.

Wild caught and unhandled snakes may be difficult to handle and will bite and defecate to escape the keeper's grasp.

I remembered my son's loose-leaf folder of neatly packaged cards, their corners so sharp, pictures unscratched, so obviously unhandled.

In the meantime, the judiciary has accumulated a backlog of more than three million unhandled complaints, a burden that judges expect to grow with government budget cuts.

Eventually, every exception unhandled by the application itself will be dealt with by the default backstop handler, which pops up the Windows common crash dialog.

Checked exceptions can, at compile time, reduce the incidence of unhandled exceptions surfacing at runtime in a given application.