Sentence examples for back to manage from inspiring English sources

Torre was asked if he would come back to manage the team next year.

It's our event, so we're constantly having to push back, to manage our own rules.

I'm pleased to report that the funding application was successful, and I've been invited back to manage another project.

"I enjoy my time now but of course I want to come back to manage - to work - because it is my passion," he said.

In a nutshell: they want to get their lives back; to manage their own destinies without interference from outsiders; and to act urgently to help themselves.

"Gil defined everybody's role," Ron Taylor recalled the other day, talking about the old Brooklyn hero who came back to manage the Mets in 1968.

Davis' contract with the city would allow him to go back to managing the utility if he's not selected or declines the city manager position.

Joe Torre went back to managing the Yankees after his treatment for prostate cancer last year.

Before it was published there were hints that councils would go back to managing admissions for all schools.

"This divorce has been messy, and it's a good thing that the investment teams can now go back to managing portfolios without this distraction hanging over them," said Miriam Sjoblom, a bond fund analyst with Morningstar.

Few companies want to go back to managing hardware directly themselves, but they also yearn to have the price-to-performance level they used to enjoy.