Sentence examples for managing to end from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Mr. Zedillo is managing to end his term in a surprisingly strong position.

"I'm done, I'm finished crying, I'm back to my stone-faced Christine," the 29-year-old tells BBC Sport, just about managing to end the sentence before guffawing.

At some point in the summer of 2010, RIM's headless chicken-led management managed to end up at the door of QNX, which they promptly bought.

He had managed to end a personal streak of 284 games without a triple.

Though you managed to end it, you still feel uncomfortable around this person.

Major stock indexes managed to end higher, but more stocks fell than rose on the New York Stock Exchange.

They free-associate in sentences that usually manage to end just before they become baffling.

Let's assume the Democrats manage to end the Bush cuts for the highest earners.

But the FTSE 100 managed to end the day up 16.8 points, or 0.4%, at 4,576.6.

And yet the season somehow manages to end with the individual.

Pacquiao claimed to be satisfied, even though he didn't manage to end a five-year knockout drought.