It reaffirms many people's suspicions that the village views its day laborers not as a simple crowd-and-traffic challenge — something to manage with the right balance of neighborliness, orderliness and good sense — but as a pest-control problem.
We heard you needed something easier to manage, with better support, more reliability, key features, and a better way to pay for it.
It was something she would not be cured of but could manage, with difficulty.
The Irish always manage to find something extra in the tank when faced with 15 white shirts.
But whereas Hunt wears his passions on his sleeve (or, more often, his underpants), Lauda's demons are somewhat internalised, leaving Brühl to wrestle with an emotionally distant character, something he manages with aplomb.
His main function was to offer readings to replace the 18th-century sermon – the opening verses of chapter one of St John's Gospel, Psalm 22, and TS Eliot's poem Ash Wednesday – something he managed with consummate understatement and discretion.
I always manage to learn something from them [about trainees].
And they might manage to do something.
Once Moore had found some running room, however, he unleashed the mare's exceptional finishing speed and unlikely though it had seemed just seconds earlier, managed to win with something in hand.
He stood by his story that he had no idea that this was going on ("I was told it was a traffic study," he insisted only semi-plausibly), and that his staff had lied to him.Though the race is not over to find evidence of his involvement, Mr Christie has managed the kerfuffle with something like elegance.
Arsenal still managed to win with something to spare and the second half was so one-sided it was a stark reminder about the gulf that exists between the higher end of the Premier League and the middle reaches of the Championship.
