Sentence examples for managed to prepare from inspiring English sources

Somehow, Stephens managed to prepare five thoroughbreds and their rent-a-jocks: Conquistador Cielo in 1982, Caveat in 1983, Swale in 1984, Creme Fraiche in 1985 and Danzig Connection in 1986.

"Balancing our budget is essential and we have again managed to prepare a balanced budget while maintaining most services despite austerity," he said.

By varying the nature and the relative proportions of different polymers we managed to prepare microspheres with good encapsulation efficiency (75 90%) and four different release profiles: zero order kinetics (type II) and the classical sigmoı̈d release profile with three different sizes of plateau and burst.

Arduengo and co-workers managed to prepare a dihydroimidazol-2-ylidene using NaH.

In just 12 hours, family members and friends of the Philippines couple managed to prepare all of the arrangements.

In only a few hours the Australians managed to prepare hasty defensive positions, although defensive fire tasks were unable to be registered as the artillery Forward Observers were unable to reach the company positions until after dark.

There were long waits between the courses and in some cases, including the citrus, the kitchen couldn't manage to prepare enough plates.

"Maybe we manage to prepare well for these tournaments and even though, most of the time, we are the outsider as opposed to the favorite, we are able to surprise, Jiracek said.

In no time at all, he is pulling off those tricks from 1970s martial arts movies, where a man can launch himself in a flying kick and somehow manage to prepare a cocktail, read a short novel and fill out his tax return, all before his feet touch the ground.

How the flight attendants manage to prepare each individual course that is perfectly cooked, at the right temperature, and exquisitely presented in a small aircraft pantry is mind-boggling.

Over nearly ten minutes Costas managed to be: prepared without being formulaic or rigid, polite without being nice, and skeptical without being prosecutorial".