Sentence examples for he managed to grow from inspiring English sources
He managed to grow his service's user base and engagement to stunning levels, crossing 50 million users in May thanks to the addition of an Android client.
In his teens, he managed to grow a mustache.
Terence, however, has nothing to hide regarding his past and was happy to take me on a trip down memory lane back to those days of desperation, along the way explaining why Angelinos are pussies and how he managed to grow balls big enough to write movies for 50 Cent, produce The Sopranos, and bring a show as insanely innovative and expensive as Boardwalk Empire to fruition.
Terence, however, has nothing to hide regarding his past and was happy to take me on a trip down memory lane back to those days of desperation, along the way explaining why Angelinos are pussies and how he managed to grow balls big enough to write movies for 50 Cent, produce The Sopranos and bring a show as insanely innovative and expensive as Boardwalk Empire to fruition.
I cherish these relationships because they managed to grow through shared and independent experiences.
Even though he has managed to grow the company manifold since he took over, much of that growth has come through internal accruals.
There are several other stunning sequences, such as when a secretive old man finally tells his granddaughter how he has managed to grow his tomato crop so early each year that he can be the first to sell in the market.
To travel north, Sanchez brought what money remained from a crop of peppers he'd managed to grow the year before.
His time is valuable and sparse, yet he has managed to grow his business with no outside funding, and on profits alone.
And investors say one of Diamond's strengths is that he has managed to grow the business without a dramatic increase in risk - by, for example, syndicating its loans to other banks.
After 23 years of trying, he had finally managed to grow tissue in the laboratory that could replace the cell clusters, or islets, in the pancreas that are destroyed by type 1 diabetes (T1D) — the autoimmune disease that affects two of his children.
