Sentence examples for managed nicely from inspiring English sources
Still, Ms. Voigt managed nicely.
Consider the European team, which managed nicely with just two captain's picks: Poulter and Nicolas Colsaerts.
Although no drug offers a cure, "many men can be managed nicely with medical therapy," Dr. Lowe said.
He manages nicely to enlist his virtuoso abstract style — how can these brilliantly rehearsed dancers thrash about in such close proximity without clonking one another?
Ellison obviously now thinks he can manage nicely without Lane.
Whitfield has managed it nicely.
This type of comedy, built on awkward pauses rather than pratfalls, is difficult to pull off, but Jonathan Fox, the director, has managed it nicely.
He managed quite nicely last night in Game 1, which entered the 11th inning tied at 8-8 when Marlins pinch-hitter Mike Lowell parked one into the center-field bleachers off Mark Guthrie.
It could therefore manage very nicely, says Kealey, without any support from government.
A deal, he said, would be "good for both of us and it will also send a signal to the European Union that there's a bigger world outside Europe and that Britain can manage just nicely".
Europeans manage quite nicely with smaller cars -- on the high-speed Autobahn, no less -- and with few SUVs and pickups.
