Sentence examples for luck manage from inspiring English sources

Dr Keith thinks his air capture might, with luck, manage $100 a tonne.

Luck manages pressure rather than reacts to it, and combined with his smarts for the game, he should start immediately and grow into a quality N.F.L. player.

The Six Nations half-backs Greig Laidlaw and Finn Russell play their first games and, if his luck manages to hold and he does not go down with a dose of something nasty on Saturday morning as he did last weekend, Grant Gilchrist will start in the second row alongside another World Cup shoo-in, Jonny Gray.

We finally went on a winning streak, and somehow, by a miraculous kiss of Lady Luck, managed to win back all our losses after another four grueling hours.

Success isn't guaranteed, and sometimes events get in the way, but part of successful business ownership is being able to take advantage of good luck and manage bad luck.

"With a little luck, we managed to win.

Instead, she named an expensive restaurant, and — what luck! — they managed to score a reservation that very evening.

Although they had studied images of those in the building so as to distinguish victims from hostage-takers, the troopers had some luck in managing to shoot only terrorists, who themselves killed a single hostage before they were overwhelmed.

The problem is that the best time-clash jokes — Barnabas catching sight of Karen Carpenter as she sings "Top of the World" on TV, and ripping out the back of the set with a cry of "Reveal yourself, tiny songstress!" — were all in the trailer, and I envy those viewers who, by sheer luck, have managed not to see it before they go to the movie.

By some stroke of luck I managed to land a software engineering internship at a venture capital-backed startup called UpTo.

But then they must figure out how to manage Luck and Manning.