Sentence examples for handled a news from inspiring English sources

Because even though the topic was overwhelmingly McIlroy's Titanic-like final round a year ago, he handled a news conference on Tuesday with boundless good humor, writes Robert Lusetich on Foxsports.com.com

IT'S one of the funniest and most joyous scenes in the film, especially if one knows this little bit of history, and Mr. Kaye handles a good news-bad news doctor joke with great aplomb.

He joins as the company faces a stepped-up investigation by federal regulators looking into how the company handled an internal inquiry into news leaks.

Two dozen newspapers published special editions and Web sites threw out their advertising and in some cases stripped down to basic text and still images to help their overtaxed computers handle a demand for news unlike any they had experienced.

The woman testified that Brazeau flew off the handle after a news report alleging that Brazeau was skirting taxes.

Cost: £72, including lunch and resources Making the most of media opportunities to enhance your school's profile Whether it's sharing good news or handling a crisis, headteachers and school management teams need to be able to handle the media in all of its forms.

Insurers continued to rebound after the badly handled news of a probe into pension and savings plans by the FCA watchdog.

By A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, February 7 , 1948P. 54 Second article about how the newspapers handled the news of the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation.

Torre said he handled the news professionally.

The couple handled this news in different ways.

Transport for London has been very clever about how it has handled the news.