Sentence examples for managed reading from inspiring English sources

The Scotsman had previously managed Reading, Leicester City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Millwall and Brighton & Hove Albion, but is aware there are several equally well qualified candidates for the McDiarmid Park job.

But blame must also scale beyond any one individual who is being algorithmically managed (read: manipulated) on a platform to produce content that literally enriches Google because people are being guided by its reward system.

And finally, for Business or Pro users, the iOS 8 update brings the ability to set and manage read-only permissions on shared folders via the Dropbox app, for control over what's being shared – another more minor (but useful) feature, but again unrelated to Apple's iOS 8 improvements.

Right now I struggle to find the time to read, but on holiday I managed to read Grant Takes Command (about the second half of the American civil war).

I had wanted to read one novel a week, so if I'd at least managed to read four books this month, I'd feel slightly better.

Sita Brahmachari, author of Artichoke Hearts and Red Leaves Summer reading is my time to catch up on some of the books I haven't managed to read.

I have only to hear someone extolling the charms of Byron, say, or Coleridge, neither of whom I've ever managed to read, to be reminded of how baffled one can feel in the face of books.

If you've managed to read the preceding three paragraphs without falling asleep, you can understand why the actual lives of opposition researchers aren't portrayed on screen.

Robert Bridges, the future poet laureate of England, informed his friend Hopkins that he'd managed to read all 280 lines of "The Wreck of the Deutschland," but would not be persuaded for any amount of money to read it again.

(He still managed to read it at the end).

"I managed to read a few things – but not very much".