Sentence examples for is ever managed from inspiring English sources
Why the Oliviers can't widen their pool to five nominees across the board seems distinctly odd in a theater culture that each year offers up for consideration more than twice the number of possible shows than is ever managed by the Tonys.
When she describes the "otherworldly perfection" of "Anna Karenina", her pulse quickens: "How had any human being ever managed to write something simultaneously so big and so small…so strange and so natural?" She marvels that the heroine doesn't turn up until chapter 18, and the book goes on for 19 more chapters after her death.
The magazine's Charles Aaron wrote that it "is 2010's album of the year because Kanye dramatizes... with a budget-averse musical imagination that's ominous, symphonic, heartsick, riff-ravaged, and driven by the most technically legit rapping he's ever managed".
Dickov has only been a manager for 29 months and he's only ever managed Oldham, but the sample - both in terms of time served and player turnover - is ample enough to make some cast-iron assumptions about dressing room behaviour, the main one in this instance being that the Latics look value to beat high-flying Tranmere at 17/10 on Saturday.
Achtung, nominative determinism, baby: no one's ever quite managed to hoof the ball into their own Winkel (German for "top corner of the goal") from 30 metres out with so much aplomb before or since.
No relationship is ever a failure if you manage to learn something about yourself.
No relationship/thinking crush is ever a failure if you manage to learn something about yourself from having gone through it all with your heart open to both joy and pain.
The real wonder, after reading his book, is how Britain ever managed to have an empire at all.
Yet another critic wrote, "The only shocking thing about this novel is that it ever managed to find its way to print".
You will be certain then that he was gay but you will not be certain that he ever managed to tell anyone.
"In a few years' time when more and more women will be bishops, I predict we shall be wondering how we ever managed without them".
