Sentence examples for managing to give from inspiring English sources

I do it because, as things stand, the state is not even managing to give disabled people this.

Osborne had got away with nicking some of their best lines while still managing to give some of the most vulnerable members of society a kicking.

The poster for Gone with the Wind combines several distinct elements in a coherent way while also managing to give a clear summary of the film.

The gestational carriers at their agency were mainly white, working-class women, often evangelical Christians — "the kind of girls you went to high school with," he said, managing to give "high school" an ominous intonation.

The Indian may be the same age as Adams, but she is vastly more experienced at the highest level, having won the women's world amateur flyweight title five times while somehow managing to give birth to twins on the way.

Well, for a start there should be come credit given to our government, and to Gordon Brown as well as David Cameron, for managing to give some protection to people at the bottom, and extracting resources from the people at the top to help fund it.

"She has managed to give the channel a voice".

He always seemed to manage to give to others the accolades and recognition for this work.

I wondered, could the airlines possibly manage to give more chores to crew members?

But he still managed to give his party its biggest tally of seats ever.

Even as an Arab single woman, I had managed to give him a good childhood".