Sentence examples for handled the trouble from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Fuhrmann, who cut his teeth at Fat and Skinny's Sandwich Emporium in Oklahoma, handled the trouble with aplomb.

Now an extensive inquiry into the racially motivated violence has revealed a variety of causes, along with key weaknesses in the way police handled the trouble.

OK, well, you handle the trouble while I sing then.' But I don't get it a lot... most recently it happened in Brussels, but the guy was a known show disrupter and had done the same thing to Lydia Lunch, and she was doing some spoken word performance.

Americans have shown that they believe the new President, Barack Obama, will be able to handle the economic trouble.

But except for a 10-1 Knickspurtrt late in third quarter that cut their deficit to 82-76, the Pistons handled the press with little trouble.

Uncontrollable weeping". Although Mr. Stone has a reputation for not being especially sensitive to women on a set, and as less interested in personal drama than polemics, Ms. Allen said the director sought to handle the Nixons' troubled relationship with unusual delicacy.

Nobody was ever in danger, and, all in all, America's hundred-and-four nuclear reactors handled the storm with far less trouble than other parts of the power grid.

If it is opposite to the handle, the trouble will likely be not of your making but if it is under the handle, it is considered to be of your making.

The I.R.S.'s computer systems had trouble handling the form required for the credit repayments.

McKay said it was evident Petrino was having trouble handling the pressure of a losing season.

North Dakota (6-4) had trouble handling the Jayhawks' bigger front-court players and their smothering defense.