The city had no trouble finding volunteers to handle the surge of weddings.
Their offense did not operate any differently with a lead, but that 7-3 advantage shifted the pressure to the defense, which, despite its own troubles, seems better equipped to handle it.
The most popular social networking sites are prepared to handle trouble.
It is not, and has never been, the role of white people to tell communities of color what they should and should not be troubled by, and how to handle that frustration... but it sure as hell hasn't stopped them from trying, anyway.
He will feel that lack when he has to handle other troubles already looming.
Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Charles Plosser said in a speech in London that the financial system is well-equipped to handle subprime troubles.
And when I'm playing real golf, I have a better idea at how to handle my trouble shots.
In the years that followed I learned that any mention of him would cause more trouble than I was equipped to handle.
Page A30 Op-Ed THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN In recent days, some have questioned whether Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was making a big mistake in appointing so many "special envoys" to handle key trouble spots like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
In recent days, some have questioned whether Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was making a big mistake in appointing so many "special envoys," such as George Mitchell, to handle key trouble spots, like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
