Sentence examples similar to manage read from inspiring English sources

But blame must also scale beyond any one individual who is being algorithmically managed (read: manipulated) on a platform to produce content that literally enriches Google because people are being guided by its reward system.

And finally, for Business or Pro users, the iOS 8 update brings the ability to set and manage read-only permissions on shared folders via the Dropbox app, for control over what's being shared – another more minor (but useful) feature, but again unrelated to Apple's iOS 8 improvements.

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

Will I really manage to read all that?

How many novels did you manage to read over Christmas?

Days later, he finds the book on the floor, but addled from withdrawal, he can't manage to read even a line.

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.

If you manage to read to the end without once thinking "I'm one of those people" then odds are you're doing OK at life.

I've no idea how the policemen manage to read or write reports inside Whitechapel nick: it must be a struggle enough not to bump into the furniture.

I've given up before – once in my 20s, and once in my 30s – but I think I'll manage to read through this time because I'm enjoying even the battle/war scenes.

6th over Zimbabwe 36-2 chasing 183 (Masakadza 18, Chigumbura 2) Ajantha Mendis takes the first post PP over and neither Sibanda nor his captain manage to read his turn.