Sentence examples for course managing from inspiring English sources

She finishes with "Shout", of course, managing to summon up some of her teenage TNT.

Pavin's modus operandi was to plot his way around a golf course, managing himself and his game and making crucial putts when he had the opportunity.

Of course, managing alliances is sometimes a strange science, particularly given the array of relationships that can result from an alliance network.

Of course, managing the occasional budget shortfall is only one challenge among many for any mayor trying to responsibly oversee the economic life of a city of more than 8 million, one with a municipal workforce of 300,000.

Of course managing the flow of information out is also a key factor for every company executive.

Of course, managing your new employees carries its own unique learning curve, but being able to manage up is one thing that you will carry throughout your management career and beyond.

Wilson chatted with the kids, who of course managed to find us.

Pulis will of course manage Woodgate's minutes and his fitness carefully, and there is a long road ahead.

Many institutions, of course, managed to complete their big projects before the downturn, though some may be experiencing builders' remorse.

Ethnically cleansed completely from Turkey, they lacked what the Jews in due course managed to carve out for themselves: a defensible homeland.

'Opium' Wars The designer, of course, managed several times to create controversy during his career with, of all things, his fragrances.