Sentence examples for manage to constrict from inspiring English sources
Despite this, cells manage to constrict apically, but with a delay compared to wild type embryos.
By concentrating only on the liberated voices of others, Mr Tóibín has somehow managed to constrict his own.
Liberated forever from his father's modest yet constricting values, he "couldn't entirely explain — or manage to control — this tide of euphoria sweeping [me] away".
Another important factor was that, despite rising unemployment, soaring fuel prices and constricting credit, consumer spending managed to grow at a 1.7% annual rate.
But, despite Nicholson's mastery over her own comportment — she manages to make her character seem full, yet constricted by hate — we feel less concerned than we should about Sally's state.
Even when we managed to finally defeat the dictatorship, our transition to a full democracy was severely constricted.
Even if the host tree manages to survive, its boughs may be forced to grow in bizarre contortions since the Asiatic bittersweet constricts the tree.
Even with a tight brown casing of women's support underwear pulled on over his trousers, constricting flesh and cloth so that it looks as if a couple of sausage dog draft excluders have wriggled into the place where his waist should be, Johnny Vegas – as Bryan Chadwick, shopping channel presenter – manages to be appealing.
Her tone tended to constrict on her highest notes.
