Sentence examples for managed admirably from inspiring English sources

Catastrophe managed admirably, with a wedding-night fight and a final crisis: Sharon's waters broke, alarmingly ahead of schedule.

Although the central bank has managed admirably to protect the country against fallout from the financial turmoil in Russia and to maintain a stable currency, there is nothing it can do about the large budget deficit likely next year.

Still, some fund managers are managing admirably to resist the temptation.

Occupy!, a collection of pieces commissioned by the New York journal n+1 during last year's events on Wall Street, manages admirably to bridge the gap between analysis and description.

She could face down the kind of male bullying that often intimidates women in the workplace, and was clearly managing admirably to juggle family and her high-powered job.

"In the history of Australian politics it has been better if there is some tension" and the relationships had been "strengthened by the element of tension", he claimed, managing, admirably, to keep a straight face throughout.

At the time, I sensed that the abrupt move from a Shandong village to life in America was as jarring as one might imagine, but he was managing, admirably, with the help of his wife, Yuan Weijing, and a number of supporters on campus and elsewhere.

The experience of white-water kayaking is difficult to capture on the page -- feeder eddies" and "backwash piles" may be easier to navigate than to describe -- but Balf manages admirably, especially when recounting the tragic run on which Doug Gordon disappeared into the raging river, never to be seen again.

In recounting the tragedy, the author "manages admirably" to capture the experience of white-water kayaking and "does a good job reporting on the bouts of finger-pointing and second-guessing that followed the accident," Gary Krist wrote in the Book Review last year.

It's extremely difficult to bring art alive on the radio: Sooke managed it admirably.

From what I could tell, he had managed it admirably, raised a nice family, avoided scandal and embarrassment and seemed genuinely committed now to "making a contribution".