Sentence examples for excellently managed from inspiring English sources
"The Totaljobs Group is an excellently managed and profitable online company … the acquisition is an important milestone in the company's history".
The exclusion of the excellently managed Cricket Ireland from the game's top table belongs to the depressing narrative of the International Cricket Council (ICC) presiding over England, Australian and India gobbling up all the money.
The reason I'm willing to pay extra: The excellently managed portfolio has good prospects for capital gains.
So, obviously, that's not every single aspect of London, but Lanchester – and in turn Peter Bowker and Euros Lyn, who have adapted and directed so excellently – have managed to squeeze an incredible amount into one street, one book, and then further squeeze into three hours of television.
Daring in form, and excellently crafted, "Howl" manages to show a few golden moments in the life of one of the most celebrated poets of the 20th century, while also clearly articulating what Ginsberg refered to as the "(homosexual) condition".
And the excellently named Julianne Escobedo Shepherd somehow manages to wring a perfectly serviceable piece out of not finally getting to meet the still-fairly-fascinating-but-it-would-be-nice-if-he-could-release-an-actual-record-at-some-point Frank Ocean.
That Sri Lanka managed only 10 boundaries besides, three of them from Mathews in his excellently judged 58 from 45 balls, told its story.
"After Lewes lost their 13th consecutive Blue Square Premier game against Mansfield, a run in which they have only managed two goals, I was wondering: what is the longest consecutive losing run in English football?" wonders the excellently-surnamed Rob Smallbone from Reading.
The character models themselves are huge, barrel chested cartoons, and though some take a while to get used to – Ultimate Warrior in particular manages to look even more freakish than his real-life counterpart – the stylised presentation lends itself excellently to the tone of the game.
Yes, the Italians defended excellently; they usually do.
