6. Reception arrival time: If the invitation states 6 00 to 8 00, at what time should you arrive? 7. Group connections: How do you politely handle communication with four people at a dinner table?
His second and final exile was handled politely but firmly by officers of the Royal Navy.
Card counters don't like to be "backed off," but they also accept that it's part of the cat-and-mouse aspect of professional play, and appreciate when the ejection is handled politely and professionally, as appears to have happened in this case.
At least, if the confrontation caught on video is any indication, it'll all be handled very politely.
A tea-smoked duck was too rare, and cut too thick to handle politely; the arctic char was too sweet with parsnips and sunchokes.
Copperfield handled it deftly and politely, explaining how all people have parts of themselves they are sensitive about, and how we all deal with them as children.
And we learn how the 300 citizens of Arcola, Ill., handled a coal shortage in 1902 by "politely mugging" a coal train.
He was politely asked about EU policies and how they might be handled when the Czechs take over the rotating EU presidency on January 1st.
One of the first things Douglas asks, after noting positive attention to Wanda and the critics' prize it won at the Venice Film Festival: "Does your husband have anything to do, does he stick his toes in anywhere, when you're filmmaking?" She handles it politely: "We help each other".
Otherwise, handle it politely with good judgement and without retaliation.
