Sentence examples for lines dealing with from inspiring English sources

"According to our ticket guys, who are on the front lines dealing with fans, they're really excited about this because they know it's great for the league and great for the new stadium," said Eric Tosi, the spokesman.

Senator Schumer and I flew to New York with Administrator Joe Allbaugh, the director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, for the purpose of assessing the damage and attending a very long briefing with the Governor and mayor and their respective staff who are on the front lines dealing with this tragedy.

They are on the front lines dealing with guests.

There are so many lines dealing with lying, do-nothing politicians that some might think that the play was newly written.

No one thought about the people who were going to be on the front lines dealing with the aggrieved families and aggravated volunteers, and whose parking lot was being moved far offsite so that visitors would not be displaced.

Saturday's activities include panel discussions on such topics as "Achieving Gender Equity in Science," and talks on "Astronomy in the New Millennium" and "The Astronomical Analysis of the Nazca Figures and Lines" dealing with astro-archaeology.

That is the job of everyone on the front line dealing with the problem.

I'd like to see a sitcom with the Inbetweeners, 20 years down the line, dealing with their various mid-life crises.

"We urge the Government to review the existing literature on the subject and meet with agencies and charities on the front line dealing with clients affected by benefit sanctions".

Mr. Becht, who has managed to take two of his eight furlough days, said he was often overwhelmed on the front line dealing with customers at the motor vehicle office.

The full-back clearly thinks his team-mate should have been off his line dealing with the situation before he did.