Sentence examples similar to manage cleverly from inspiring English sources

He managed cleverly to got out of the caged dog-run and went absent.

The striker was off balance but managed cleverly to direct the ball home with his out-stretched foot.

Many may be managed cleverly and provide money for municipalities and jobs for their citizens; others, though, may turn out to be financial black holes.

"This company has managed, rather cleverly I think, to be in the right place at the right time," Mr. Peddie said.

I hope the government manages expectations cleverly; the focus they are now putting on decent governance (the stress on anti-corruption, the tone of 'doing the right thing' as the finance minister swears by Kant in his NYT interview of Feb. 17) is smart.

Scott's Robin Hood is not a story of derring-do in Sherwood Forest, nor is it of merry chaps in Lincoln green outsmarting the vile sheriff of Nottingham; it's a story of dispossession and rebellion that manages to cleverly link together most of the seemingly irreconcilable elements of the Hood myth, and wrap it all up in a warm, fuzzy ball of pro-democratic class consciousness.

Lewis nevertheless managed to cleverly dance his way through the concerto, weighing and balancing phrase against phrase.

Ruth Bourdain, the anonymous Twitter persona that managed to cleverly craft a mash-up of Ruth Reichl and Anthony Bourdain (and win a James Beard award in the process) has written a book, and it is available today.

The demonstrators were largely middle-class professionals: Serebrennikov's audience, and the sort of people whom Surkov thought he could cleverly manage.

And they manage to make them cleverly self-referential, too.

A question suggests itself: how did he manage to presume so cleverly?