Sentence examples for dealing with crying from inspiring English sources

In seconds there was tumult, turmoil, nannies dealing with crying children, mothers screaming at the camera men and these big galumping guys in hoodies with camera's held to their otherwise blinded faces and pointed like assault rifles, busting their way through what seconds ago had been a calm playground.

It can be frustrating dealing with crying toddlers who refuse to go to sleep at night.

"What sort of fiend are we dealing with?" cries mainstay Steed (Patrick Macnee) in one episode: "A man who would bite the end off a cigar is capable of anything!" It's a far cry from glum old George Smiley.

Even closer to the court, spectators stood, walked in and out, talked on cellphones and dealt with crying babies.

Answers ranged from not having to deal with crying babies to being able to pee without joining a line.

He said he chose to address the demonstration because he believed in a "different kind of politics in a different kind of world, a world that emphasises dealing with the crying needs of the poor and homeless in this country.

Driving the kids down, buying them candy, dealing with them crying and monkeying around — it's a nightmare.

Deal with crying (why, how much, settling strategies, what to do when crying persists).

He'd thought: I can't ring, 'cos Harry's probably crying, and I can't quite deal with him crying on the phone".

Sometimes, patrons are disruptive, and managers have to deal with noise, crying babies and cell phones.

The pool is empty, apart from one Hollywood agent sitting on a deckchair, in a suit, trying to get some privacy while he deals with a crying actor on the end of a phone.