The phrase "as I manage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate how someone is handling a situation or task while they are in the process of managing it.
Example: "I will continue to work on the project as I manage my other responsibilities."
Alternatives: "while I handle" or "as I oversee".
"When are you going to do what you want to do, Nick?" "Soon, as soon as I manage".
Derek's eyes are filled with tears as I manage to focus on his face for one last time.
As a tenure-track associate professor, I seek insights as I manage my own career.
As I manage and lead my teams today, I'm mindful about letting the staff perform their jobs their own way.
So follow along with me in this blog over the next four months as I manage my excitement (and fear), pound the pavement and hopefully learn something about myself as I prepare for this quintessential (and perhaps life-changing) New York City experience.
In fact in these post-career years, I should look like something very close to June Cleaver as I manage our home, tend to the dogs, visit friends, shop for food, play cards, make homemade soups and roasts, write stories, books and poetry, play and sing music, read good books, travel a little and write letters to my grandchildren on handmade cards.
We all got along famously, as long as I managed to avoid the garage.
She told me that as soon as I managed to wrangle my first pass she wanted to see me.
Ian Lane Particularly memorable for me as I managed to find a copy of Joyce Wood's classic Grandmother Lucy and Her Hats here, after years of fruitless searching.
"You're encouraged to 'colour' the game, but I wouldn't say you're encouraged to lose it as I managed to do," says Phillips, who wrote a book about covering football for Soccer Saturday, called Saturday Afternoon Fever.
As I managed to find out, this is a video of the Danube in Budapest, at what was obviously the end of winter, but no one needs to know that.
