Despite his state's rocky economy and huge deficit, Mr. Schwarzenegger, a Republican, also managed to glide through questioning without saying anything provocative, or even that interesting.
The sentiment picture indicates that DISH has managed to glide higher against a backdrop of skepticism, which is an encouraging sign from our contrarian perspective.
Falck managed to glide back to base and make a "dead-stick" landing without power.
In her first hour of ice-skating, she managed to glide on her own.
Two sweet-looking nuns who had managed to glide past the barricades were soon escorted back to the street, albeit with the utmost deference.
And several actresses, including Helen Mirren, have managed to glide majestically through quite extraneous sex scenes, rolling, as it were, with the prevailing mood of the age.
The crew managed to glide the plane out of the dust cloud and restart all four of its engines, although one later had to be shut down again.
Instead of sliding down the tube, dropping into the water and floundering, the unidentified swimmer somehow managed to glide to the end of the pool and step back onto land.
While cantankerous, watchful Artie struggles, trusting and confident Harold, the only child of an immigrant tailor, usually manages to glide toward success — with women, with money and with his career.
And funny it is, with the fourth wall shattered by Max Casella's foulmouthed Thersites, a comic foil that would make a regiment of Falstaffs envious, and John Glover's obsequious Pandarus, who despite a diseased body and dragging leg, manages to glide across the stage making snappy commentary all the while leering like the lecherous uncle that he is.
Bakewell manages to glide gracefully across current editorial ranklings over his texts without taking sides.
