Lindsay Duncan managed exactly that.
If Prom No. 1 is any indicator of the joys in store for the rest of the season, Roger Wright has already managed exactly that.
But in the first three movements – and the opening one most of all – Walton manages exactly that, and the music is a devastating emotional wound that's both white-hot in its intensity and ferociously compelling as a symphonic structure.
Through their first 12 quarters of play, the running backs managed exactly one rushing score, and Ajayi had been a fringe player at best, despite being touted in pre-season as the starter.
IT is rare for any one performer in Britain to make a clean sweep of the London theater's three separate prize-giving ceremonies -- unless you happen to be Judi Dench, who managed exactly that for her performance in "Antony and Cleopatra" in 1987.
Kitchen Confidential, with its shameless, no-bodily-fluid-spared approach to the slippery business of kitchen life, managed exactly that," said Jay Rayner, while Marina O'Loughlin wrote: "Like a bodice-ripper heroine, I don't know whether I love 'Tony' or want to smack him in the chops.
The game was tied 1-1 in the eighth, and the Dodgers to that point had managed exactly one hit.
But while one striker has since managed exactly that, channelling his unruly streak and glorious self-regard into a glittering career, the other has let the same qualities lead him down a rather different path.
London managed to do exactly that in preparing for and delivering the Games of the XXX Olympiad.
'Well, before I'm ensconced forever saying, "Am I bovvered?" I'd like to mix things up, work-wise,' she says, though she's clearly been managing to do exactly that.
