Sentence examples for bonds managed from inspiring English sources

A third option is a separate, personalized portfolio of municipal bonds managed by a portfolio manager for an annual fee.

He grew up in the glare of baseball celebrity; his father was an all-star player; his godfather was the great Willie Mays; but Bonds managed to live up to his antecedents.

Holidays in the United States and Britain kept European equity and bond markets quieter than usual, but with last week's declines tempting buyers, the Euro Stoxx 50 rose 1.1 percent, and Italian and Spanish bonds managed their first gains in three sessions.

Over the five years through June 2001 the mix of stocks and bonds, managed by Alex Brown, Scudder, Franklin Templeton and others, has averaged a 10.6% return annualized, against 11.1% for ABS Callan Customized Benchmarkk.

As for plot, Bond managed to do without one, stringing up episodes like handkerchiefs on a clothesline.

Bond manages to alert U.S. intelligence forces.

Bond manages to squeeze about five syllables out of the word "different".

With only seconds to spare, Bond manages to hit the self-destruct button on the SPECTRE spacecraft and thus narrowly prevent war.

And, as it ticks down toward its final minutes, presumably sometime in 2018, will Bond manage to free the girl from her underwater cage, start the Aston Martin, and get out before the whole thing blows?

… Bond manages to convince Pussy Galore to change the nerve gas canisters in the planes about to attack Fort Knox with dummies, so that it has no effect on the soldiers there.

Bond and Romanova leave the Orient-Express, hijack a speedboat, are confronted by a SPECTRE fleet (which Bond manages to destroy), and arrive in Venice, but their safety is threatened by the arrival of Klebb, who almost succeeds in assassinating Bond before she is shot dead by Romanova, who clearly has fallen in love with Bond.