Trying to link her liberation to the civil rights struggle as a similar expression of freedom, Antonio Banderas's directorial debut is a stretch, but, Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times, he manages "capably enough to keep the film lively".
The housekeeping and landing were capably managed by Marine Expeditions.
"Ecuador has managed the Galápagos capably, and will continue to do so," he said.
In any event, they can capably manage the company while the search process unfolds.
Secondary roles were capably managed; the chorus did well in its sole appearance.
Clinton responded at length, expressing a lack of confidence that the states could capably manage the ultimate penalty.
The SNP had managed the country capably during its last administration and represented, in part, the perfect protest vote.
Zemeckis's last movie, Flight, proved that the master of mainstream spectacle behind the likes of Back to the Future, Cast Away and Forrest Gump could also capably manage gritty drama.
She is a 40 year old former executive, the mother of three boisterous children, who once capably managed a busy household and who is now experiencing a long and arduous recovery from cancer treatment.
I understood quickly that this was an unprecedented situation and that I'd need to find local sources of support to capably manage work and family.
And these investments, if capably managed, should contribute to creating economic growth and opportunity.
