Sentence examples for managed to compare from inspiring English sources
Mr. Washington fairly gave up after he managed to compare working with Gary Oldman to "good sex" and used a racial epithet in parrying a friendly catcall.
He not only managed to compare Barack Obama to Herbert Hoover, he told America that the community group Acorn was "maybe destroying the fabric of democracy" with their sloppy voter-registration programs.
Carr even managed to compare the "Twilight" star's drama to the infamously rocky relationship between Britain's royals Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
Stifling laughter, Maher managed to compare the President's sudden course of action to "Pacino at the end of Scarface," a scene from "The West Wing," and, if you're a Republican, Bill Cosby's recent controversy.
It is Josie who thinks about Lincoln, often managing to compare the Civil War to her own situation.
Serrano also manages to compare Lil Wayne's run of pop culture dominance to Jennifer Aniston's work on Friends in the late 1990s and describes Russell Simmons as "co-founder of Def Jam Records and V-neck sweater devotee".
The handy portrait/travel/pretty-much-anything lens may cost around $600 less, but it also manages to compare very well to the L glass in terms of image quality.
Several previous studies have examined the effects of temperature change, rainfall variation, and natural disasters individually on migration, but scientists have never managed to accurately compare the effects of these factors.
"This is a strong testament to my fans' generosity, to how much a community managed to raise compared to a giant company".
As displayed in Figure 5, when treated by carboplatin or paclitaxel ECOA managed to survive compared to isolated cancer cells.
During the time span 2010 2100 the forests of EU27 will absorb additional 1750 million tC if they are managed to maximise increments compared if they are managed to maximise standing biomass.
