Sentence examples for managed to evaporate from inspiring English sources
When the United States beat Portugal last week, the American team shirts managed to evaporate from the store in five hours.
The clothes chain Next reckons that £22m of sales of its everyday sweaters and shirts evaporated due to the harsh weather, but the well-managed store at least managed to hang on to decent profits.
However, if the planet managed to keep water from the solar nebula before it evaporated away, there's no reason other planets couldn't do the same thing.
Samsung managed to place a touch sensor over the mirror display and made it evaporate, leaving just a 0.001mm thick sensor over the display.
I suspect that if the show struck a greater balance between pure dance and cogent storytelling — or managed to weave the two together a bit more consistently — my sense that the exotic was being overemphasized (even fetishized) would evaporate.
This was particularly true of Rick Perry, who managed to spend $6 million advertising in Iowa without laying a glove on his competition, and whose reputation as a stud campaigner evaporated in the dead air of his atrocious debate performances.
The moment always evaporates and the A-listers always look like crap surfers on a flat wave refusing to believe they haven't managed to convince anybody they just curled their board under a 60ft stunner.
And, as these issues become part of the business relationship, the vagueness about whether and how to manage them is able to evaporate in the objective, results-oriented atmosphere of a business review.
Even if the collider did manage to create a microscopic black hole, researchers have found that it would evaporate within one-trillionth or one-millionth of a second. .
