Sentence examples for managing over the from inspiring English sources

Perhaps if Carr, 62, had felt less under siege, more appreciated for managing over the years to steer a successful and scandal-free program, he would have gone on being a proud Michigan lifer rather than graciously stepping aside.

In the novel, troupes from different towns loudly strike up rival songs, some fishermen from Panago-poula managingusly managing, over the chatter of the crowd and the crashing of a cannon, to weave "a harmony intricate and polyphonic".

These measures focus on managing over-the-counter and prescription medication related to several conditions including diabetes [ 23].

Mrs Thatcher outlasted the miners, arguing that it was a battle for the right of management to manage over the arbitary use of union power, and her victory ended the union problem for good.

Mrs Thatcher outlasted the miners, arguing that it was a battle for the right of management to manage over the arbitary use of union power, and her victory broke the unions for good.

"Morgan has picked up a strain to the quad muscle in his thigh and will need to be managed over the next couple of weeks," said WRU national medical performance manager Prav Mathema.

Remember how inexpertly the Knicks have been managed over the last decade-plus.

Ms Merkel had managed, over the past 12 months, to outmanoeuvre her rivals.

"Unfortunately, the training of GPs has not been properly managed over the years".

'It is one of those traditional English brands that have been very badly managed over the years.

"The tipping point for me," she says, "was watching men and women I managed over the last 15 years.