Sentence examples for awkward dealing from inspiring English sources
First, I know Calvin, and it's always a bit awkward dealing with a record by a friend.
It ended last August in a legally awkward deal that had them declaring their innocence but pleading guilty to the murders while the State of Arkansas essentially admitted the evidence against them was weak but possibly viable.
He wore a yellow tennis shirt with his ballpoint pen and mechanical pencil stuck neatly in the button part of the neck, an innovation I admired, because I was wearing the same kind of shirt and had compensated for its lack of breast pocket by putting my pens in my pants pockets, always an awkward deal.
The film, which Mr. Ayoade (pronounced AY-oh-aw-day) wrote and directed, tells the story of Oliver Tate, an intelligent but awkward kid dealing with a turbulent first love and his parents' increasing estrangement.
So I talked to some past RAs about their most awkward moments dealing with drunk, impressionable students.
So I talked to some past RAs about their most awkward moments dealing with drunk, impressionable teens.
His returns have left much to be desired, even if the spin and accuracy of Nadal's serves are awkward to deal with.
But from the moment that the movement's deputies entered the Chamber, it was clear they were going to be awkward to deal with.
The lightning bolts are a little awkward to deal with, so he usually brings only one and makes a dumb joke of threatening people with it throughout the night.
Stan may have been a son of the Potteries, but he was also a man of the world, sharp about money (his lucrative product endorsements included cigarettes as well as football boots), awkward to deal with, and unnervingly confident of his own ability.
