Sentence examples for manage and read from inspiring English sources

In their own words, "Rojo means "RS Swith mojo" and in this spirit our company is dedicated to providing the best RSS feed reader around so that busy people can manage and read content as efficiently as possible.

There are no servers to manage and no read or write limits to configure.

MyProgress is billed as the world's first online application "designed to helping an individual [not a corporate] manage their progress and read their life log as an RSS feed".

Railing against a banned book that few here have managed to obtain and read is an easy way to stir up populist fervor.

In fact, though, only a few thousand Soviet citizens managed to obtain and read the copies of Doctor Zhivago smuggled in from the west.

To get into a few specifics, pre-ticked boxes — which is essentially what Facebook is deploying here, with a big blue "accept and continue" button designed to grab your attention as it's juxtaposed against an anemic "manage data settings" option (which if you even manage to see it and read it sounds like a lot of tedious hard work) — aren't going to constitute valid consent under GDPR.

Flesch also asserted that "first- and second-graders in our public schools are not taught to read at all, as shown by the fact that there isn't a single book on the market that they can manage to read by themselves," and this hint of an unexploited class of consumers is undoubtedly what inspired Spaulding to invite Theodor Geisel to dinner.

Don't forget that you can also stock up on the latest magazines in the airport before boarding the plane and if you manage to read them on the flight, you don't need to cart them with you off the flight!

His lifelong friend and rival Julian Treslove can manage to read only two before giving up: The Existentialist in the Kitchen and The Little Book of Household Stoicism.

In the welter, they manage to read some good ones.

Will I really manage to read all that?