Sentence examples for managed so much from inspiring English sources

When I asked him, after a week on the road, how he managed so much time away from the office, he said he got his cousin to sign in for him.

That was not because we had no coaching badges, had not managed so much as an under-eight school team, nor spoken to a professional player other than when my surgeon friend had had a learned conversation with Gary Lineker about the toe injury that ended his career when we visited the Match of the Day studio (you see, we were qualified).

Probably the most notorious hedge fund collapse was also in Connecticut, when the Federal Reserve in 1998 had to organize a rescue of Long-Term Capital ManaGreenwich Greenwichedgege fund that managed so much money that the government feared that the economy would be harmed if the firm failed.

"Historically, big companies like Cushman & Wakefield and Insignia managed so much property that they had early access to information about what spaces were coming to market," said Marcus Rayner, a principal at Cresa Partners, a brokerage in New York that represents tenants.

Though Mandeep Singh hung around to top-score with 20 from 14 balls, no one below him managed so much as a boundary, let alone the 33 and 28 runs that were required with two and one over remaining leaving Bangalore with a score of 84 for six and allowing the home crowd to celebrate Punjab's third win of the season.

Merkel sent out her strongest message yet on Monday that Germany was bolstering its efforts to deal with the crisis, saying: "Germany is a strong country and the motive must be: 'we've managed so much, we can manage this'," she told a news conference in Berlin.

There is no way even to maintain or manage so much information.

The Cyclones, meanwhile, could not manage so much as a base hit against the Ironbirds.

Some spouses said they worried about managing so much of life alone -- children, bills, cars and home repairs.

He says it makes no sense for a woman to die before her husband because, "women manage so much better".

In a letter to investors, he said managing so much money made it hard for him to meet his performance standards.