Sentences with phrase «to handle a crowd»

Unfortunately there's just one peak so it can't handle a crowd.

Most of the officers handled crowd control, assisted special needs students and helped parents as they were reunited with their children at a local hotel.

While beginners have enthusiasm, it takes years of experience to become a therapist who can expertly handle a crowd and hold a safe space for multiple couples simultaneously.

Capital caught up with Brinckerhoff to talk about handling the crowd of attorneys suing in the Garner case, his firm, and his family's role in founding Queens.

But then he goes on to discuss how they really don't work well in denser cities; they can't handle the crowds in rush hour so they can't replace light rail and buses, but they don't work at very low densities very well either, given the millions of acres of suburbia.

You know how to handle a crowded lineup and mixes it up with maneuvers, but wants to get specific feedback on aspects of your surfing like how to get more power on your hacks, set up for barrels, and / or generate speed down the line.

To facilitate handling the crowd, parking is off - site (but convenient) and shuttle buses ferry folk to the location.

Though we don't suggest that players should handle crowd security, one wonders what would have happened had a Mike Curtis been playing when the first of those 14 fans ran onto the field last week.

Zoning Board members expressed concern during a hearing earlier this month that a proposed 113 - space parking lot would not be adequate to handle crowds during basketball and volleyball tournaments and other events.

I read the editorial (Feb. 17 edition) and the glowing remarks about how Congresswoman Elise Stefanik handles a crowd and should hold another town hall event — the old - fashioned type.

MICHELLE Dawson can't handle crowded bus journeys, and she struggles to order a cup of coffee in a restaurant because contact with strangers makes her feel panicky.

I would love to go there some day, although I don't think I could handle the crowds on Halloween.

Her previous two directorial stints, the 1998 remake of The Parent Trap and the smash hit, What Women Want, were very successful at the box office, and Meyers has shows a flair for handling crowd - pleasing comedy with relative comfort.

Most of the stories and illustrations in such books deal with how to handle crowds of adoring fans, multi-million dollar budgets, and rich CEOs who try to push your church around.

You know how to handle a crowded lineup and do proper maneuvers in both small and overhead conditions.

Can't handle crowds or traffic.

So the service was a Stations - of - the - Cross procession of about four blocks from the church to an enormous «Prayer Hall» that's now used every Sunday to handle the crowd.

One is his method of dispensing justice, the method of handling crowds.

The Packers will probably hold their 1998 annual meeting at the only place in northeastern Wisconsin that can handle the crowd: 60,790 - seat Lambeau Field.

«There's a way to handle a crowd.»

The BPD says they are ready to handle the crowd.

They will love that the Perky - Pet No / No Bird Feeder can handle a crowd.

Perhaps, «I noticed how well you handled the crowd in your speech at the conference last month and improving my public speaking skills is something I'd really like to work on.

Building capacity to handle the crowd will be a key asset in getting you there.

However, worsening conditions in Europe ensured a quickly growing number of immigrants, and Castle Garden could not handle those crowds.

And now there's a whooper of a cookbook that's big enough to handle the crowds and please barbecuers from beginners to buffs...

Then, during the multiple - phase test, the dog is put in a variety of situations that mimic busy hospital entrances and reception desks, and observe to see how they handle crowds of people, chaotic environments, and being around other dogs.

Ship, as the 5 - year - old dog is affectionately known, handles crowds, other dogs and unfamiliar situations with ease, says Dr. Clark, Ph.D., a dog behaviorist in Fort Collins, Colo., who offers training for both household dogs and classes for potential show dogs like Ship and their owners.

If you believe your pet may be able to handle a crowd, Sherman recommends putting them on a leash at first and walking them around to get used to the new sights and smells.

She is able to handle crowds (literally) of adoring people and children with ease and politeness.

If you're looking for comfort and can handle crowds, this area is a good choice for the classic beach holiday.

If you can handle the crowds, walk 5 minutes from the hotel to the Century 21 discount department store, a bargain - hunter's paradise.

If you can handle the crowds (and the traffic) SXSW's film, gaming, comedy, music and interactive festivals draw some of the best creators and performers.

Due to this reason, the interviewer will first have to access if you can handle crowds of students and multi-task when a number of students need assistance.

Good customer service takes focus and patience, especially in challenging situations where you have to handle crowds, upset customers or multiple tasks at the same time.

Proved the ability to multitask, handle crowds of up to 350 people, resolve customer issues and excel within a demanding, high - volume setting.