Sentence examples for managing to move from inspiring English sources

But with two merchants and four customer-service representatives, it was managing to move only 1,000 packages a day, tops.

Hindle said: "We're talking here about how we're managing to move towards a more digital-focused model in our core businesses.

Paper does away with the complex navigation and labyrinthe menus of the site's desktop offering, whilst also managing to move the Facebook into the mobile news market - integrating stories from established media outlets with Facebook's own 'news feed'.

The man speaking, we assume – we see him playing dice, and managing to move one into a winning position by squinting at it and wiggling his fingers in mid-air – is special.

The real cause for celebration, though, is not that Godolphin is managing to move on from the scandal at Moulton Paddocks, but that racing seems minded to let them.

They are recovering hikikomori ("shut-ins" or recluses) taking the first steps to rejoining the outside world, otaku (geeks), and long-term parasaito shingurus (parasite singles) who have reached their mid-30s without managing to move out of home.

But he never managed to move up.

But still manages to move.

Others, though, managed to move on.

Ciao managed to move a chair over to the refrigerator.

Then, at 5am, I managed to move and go home.