Sentence examples for manage to sort from inspiring English sources

That is, if the developers manage to sort out a couple of issues that, while not deal-breakers, are irritating nontheless.

Few other conductors or concert halls would manage to sort out an impromptu choral gig before an orchestral concert – a tribute to Rattle's spontaneity and powers of persuasion.

One major problem with "The Last Song" is that it can't manage to sort through its various issues in any dramatically compelling way, instead falling into a slack, soap-opera rhythm in which potentially catastrophic developments seem to have no lasting emotional effects.

"I think it does beggar belief that once again the government's getting out this discredited idea that if you build more roads, you somehow manage to sort out traffic problems," Green MP Caroline Lucas told the BBC's World at One. "We know that road building doesn't reduce congestion.

We're looking into it and over the next couple of days we'll manage to sort it out".

Even if you only manage to sort out your papers, you'll get the sense of achievement you need.

Eventually, I managed to sort it all out".

I have managed to sort out all those influences.

Luckily Africa Express is so dynamic and effective that they managed to sort it out.

He struggled until he was 30, when he finally managed to sort himself out.

I'd love to be a dad, it's just that I've not managed to sort it out".