Sentence examples for managed like a from inspiring English sources

She seemed to be managed like a commodity, and had a mother who, er, strongly encouraged her.

Del Rey has managed, like a slow car in the left lane, to make everyone around her angry and over-invested, despite doing relatively little.

If the political conventions were managed like a typical television show that was losing audience, think of the meetings that would be held during the run-up.

Of the conservative Italian government that is trying to help him, he offered this assessment: "Perhaps Italy should be managed like a company.

Demos notes that one motivation behind the introduction of universal credit was to increase personal responsibility over budgeting, with a monthly payment to be managed like a wage.

Under guidelines approved by New York City's conflicts of interest board, the mayor's investment portfolio is managed like a blind trust, though he retains control and access to certain investment decisions, and receives regular updates on its performance.

The sale does not involve any new shares, but is being managed like an initial public offering because only 2 percent of Matahari's stock is now freely traded.

Likewise, excessive hobby habits and travel need to be managed like an emotionally mature adult where providing for the family unit comes first and foremost.

What I said to Krzyzewski, precisely, was: "You know what, you manage like a girl, basically".

But Hiddink manages like a convict on the run; as soon as he set down the F.A. Cup, he was gone.

Among them was "Your Quote: George W. Bush has proven in Texas that he can manage like an executive, govern across party lines, and lead with inclusiveness".