Sentence examples for manage to pose from inspiring English sources

Yet Waters does also manage to pose one large historical question – could we have avoided all this by attempting to abolish private education in 1944?

If he was as disengaged as he often seemed, doodling absent-mindedly during long presentations, how did he, time and again, manage to pose exactly the kind of simple hypothesis that showed the presenter to be confused?

This time the models battled gales, while still managing to pose for photographers.

Even when he managed to pose questions to pedestrians, his queries were often waved away or ignored.

Reacting quickly, I managed to pose a question so comprehensively dull I can't even remember what it was.

But by claiming the mantle of reform and choice, the privatisers have managed to pose as the service users' champion.

Never one to shy away from claiming a headline-grabbing deal, Mr Sarkozy managed to pose, at least in the eyes of French public opinion, as both peacemaker and financial saviour.

By plucking one easily grasped provision from the Dodd-Frank reforms, Romney managed to pose as a populist critic of the much-loathed big banks, while tickling voters' suspicion of regulatory red tape.

From the start Southee and Boult found sufficient movement in the air, of a kind that England had not managed, to pose questions and a wicket was not long in coming.

They may soft-pedal that view in public — in last year's elections, they even managed to pose as defenders of Medicare — but, in private, they view the welfare state as immoral, a matter of forcing citizens at gunpoint to hand their money over to other people.

STEVE COLL: There were indirect talks going on all last year, so it was not too surprising that they had shifted toward direct talks, especially after the embarrassing episode last summer when an impostor managed to pose as Mullah Mansour, an important figure in the Afghan Taliban.