Sentence examples for hand treating from inspiring English sources

Throughout the crisis, emergency medical workers were on hand, treating the hostages who trickled from the theater.

When the housing director finally showed up an hour late, the leader of the residents' group overplayed her hand, treating him in a theatrically aggressive manner.

She ran the household with an even hand, treating both sets of children as if she had borne them all; but she became especially fond of Abraham, and he of her.

When Emperor Akihito appeared on television Wednesday — silver-haired, immaculate in a charcoal suit, eschewing the courtly language that his father had used and which most of his listeners had not understood — he expressed his "heartfelt hope that the people will continue to work hand in hand, treating each other with compassion, in order to overcome these trying times".

Somehow, we need to find a way to build decent minority relations in multicultural societies without, on the one hand, treating minority political and ideological commitments as beyond criticism, or, on the other hand, simply declaring open season on those who hold to politics and ideologies we don't like.

On the other hand, treating many butterflies simultaneously per iteration requires the usage of more VLIW core registers.

H. Wayne Huizenga, on the other hand, treated the Florida Marlins as strictly business.

Reviewing, on the other hand, treats a play as breaking news.

A British medic, Dr Rola, who was in Syria with the charity Hand In Hand, treated the victims at the hospital.

Al Gore and his team, on the other hand, treated the recount as a separate event, essentially legal and technical in nature.

"I hope from the bottom of my heart that the people will, hand in hand, treat each other with compassion and overcome these difficult times," he said.