Sentence examples for handled a question from inspiring English sources

Very awkwardly: Donald Trump handled a question about his use of eminent domain to evict an elderly lady from a planned New Jersey casino parking lot with aplomb, saying the Keystone XL pipeline, for example, "would not get 10 feet" without eminent domain.

Ninety miles away in coastal New Bedford, she adroitly handled a question from a local reporter about an environmental decision impacting fishing, speaking to the importance of fishing families.

Both of them, Mr. Fleischer said, could handle a question on almost any topic and kept their sense of humor.

He got the price of a loaf of bread right but didn't know the current unemployment figures and squirmed in handling a question about mortgage rates.

We believe a web browser's a great application," says Hulet. "We'd love to explore any conversation," he added, when asked how he would handle a question around licensing.

Lieutenant Dreyer handled a last-minute question from a retired chief, who wanted to know if the honor guard should arrange itself along the front railings.

In the New York metropolitan area for the first time as coach of the Vancouver Canucks, Tortorella handled gracefully a question that seemed likely to set him off: Was he surprised at the Rangers' poor start?

So, for example, Target can now get a glimpse into how their CSRs handle a particular question compared to, say, Walmart — and vice versa.

They already feel a sense of acceptance, so it's only natural to reach out and use that safety group as a reference for how they would handle a difficult question.

It can handle a few questions. Louis Menand, a professor of English at Harvard and a staff writer for the New Yorker, is the author of The Metaphysical Club, which won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize in history.

This is known as a false assumption and there is only one way to handle such a question: Just apply the noted anti-drug slogan, and say, "No".