Sentence examples for dealing with agent from inspiring English sources

McCain aides released a list of his veterans awards, as well as legislation he has backed dealing with Agent Orange and gulf war syndrome.

Madame Binh, who is eighty-seven, retired from public life in 2002, after serving two terms as Vietnam's Vice-President, but she remains involved in war-related charities dealing with Agent Orange victims and the disabled.

Mr. McCain, steely but furious, immediately responded by citing an event early this month in Sumter, S.C., in which J. Thomas Burch Jr., chairman of the National Vietnam and Gulf War Veterans Committee, complained that Mr. McCain had opposed measures dealing with Agent Orange and gulf war syndrome.

On Thursday Mr. Bush shared a stage in Sumter, S.C., with J. Thomas Burch Jr., chairman of the National Vietnam and Gulf War Veterans Committee, who said Mr. McCain, hailed as a hero for surviving five years in a North Vietnamese prison camp, had opposed measures dealing with Agent Orange and gulf war syndrome as well as legislation to help families of soldiers missing in action in Vietnam.

This is born out by Seth's dealing with agents and publishers.

"We are dealing with agents who live in the pockets of players," he said.

"I'm not dealing with agents or coaches or any of that.

They make work about the creative lives they live — auditioning, initiating projects, doing standup, dealing with agents.

The 30-year-old Emery gave up her dreams of being an actress because she became frustrated with the business of auditioning and dealing with agents.

Then there is the hassle of dealing with agents, tenants, maintenance and all the records you need to keep in order to run a business.

But Bush's dealing with agents led to the end of that star-kissed run, as Carroll moved to the N.F.L. and the Trojans, unthinkably, became irrelevant.