Sentence examples for existence managing from inspiring English sources

He seems to have led a quiet existence, managing a not too conspicuous fortune and dying at age 70.

For instance, the Settlement Commission throughout the 27 years of its existence managed to plant about 25,000 German families on 1,240 km² (479 mi²) of land in Greater Poland and Pomerania.

Seara (, meaning "The Evening") was a daily newspaper published in Bucharest, Romania, before and during World War I. Owned by politician Grigore Gheorghe Cantacuzino and, through most of its existence, managed by the controversial Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești, it was an unofficial and unorthodox tribune for the Conservative Party.

In "The Marfa Lights," Merwin takes on the mysteriousness of existence and manages the subject with a subtle touch; you don't mind the hint of the flower child that shows through his quietism.

If Angelou, born in a country that was hostile to her very existence, had managed to become a published writer, might there be a sliver of a chance that I could too?

The film reminds us, with Beckett-like precision, of the struggle of daily existence: you manage to fix one thing, then something else begins to leak: ad infinitum, as for Sisyphus.

This insane clusterfuck on the margins of human existence somehow managed to be a gathering of industry titans, politely refusing free beers while perching on stools in a dead-end former nightclub supposedly designed by international criminals that smells like a near-suffocating layer of Simple Green trying in vain to mask a more prevalent doomstench of neglect.

Of these, those that referred to the existence of managed accommodation supplied with alternative sources of energy placed a high priority on sustainable buildings as part of their enterprise.

"That's got to be the funkiest elevator in existence," said Sanji Tandan, managing director of Warner Brothers Sweden, who often puts his guests up at the musician-friendly hotel.

Snapchat's risk factors included plenty of the boilerplate threats to its existence — keeping talent, managing burn and so on.

At the time Haldeman wrote his paper, John was managing this existence fairly well, mainly because of his determination to remain a good father.