Sentence examples for long managed from inspiring English sources

Its car companies, however, have long managed to escape outside influence of any kind.

Obama has long managed to plant himself in both camps, by virtue of his rhetoric and his résumé.

Ava is the scabby-kneed runt of the Bigtree "tribe", a family of alligator wrestlers that has long managed a gator-themed park in south-west Florida.

In 1999, however, the estate sued Marlborough U.K. and Marlborough International, which had long managed Bacon's affairs, charging that they had "wrongfully exploited" him.

The protest was organized by followers of Moktada al-Sadr, a populist cleric whose movement has long managed to straddle the divide between high politics in the capital and the popular sentiments of the street.

Just a year ago, neighboring Turkey was emerging as one of Syria's closest allies, and Damascus has long managed to play on inter-Arab rivalries to maintain a profile that traditionally outstripped its resources or relative strength.

"My mind is busy all week long, managing other people's energy," he said.

Thousands of cut and clipped ends, mere millimeters long, manage to find their way into eyes, onto skin and down shirts.

Why does it take so long?" Managing these internal conflicts brings a high toll of stress evident in almost all jobs that entail care.

Long manages the Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards for the Cleveland Foundation.

So why would my friend, who has spent so long managing her condition, take such an enormous risk?