Sentence examples for managing to rise from inspiring English sources

But a handful of mortgage REITs is managing to rise above the rubble and even thrive as the economy falters.

Chris Evans, the new editorial kingpin at the Telegraph titles, has kept a low profile while managing to rise to high office.

They cheered to the rafters, however, what emerged as the real keynote speech, that by US President Barack Obama, whose words outclassed every other, even managing to rise above the muffled sound system.

Also doing well were Kingfisher – perhaps surprisingly given the worries about the retail environment and consumer confidence – and Lloyds Banking Group, majority-owned by the taxpayer now, of course, but still managing to rise above the continuing financial crisis to record a 29% rise.

It managed to rise to $41.5 million.

But the French CAC managed to rise 0.2%.

Expect them to fall here, or rise if they manage to rise to the occasion.

In the year to December it still managed to rise by 5.7%.

In that Histrionic exertion, few have managed to rise quite so high from so far outside.

She possessed an intelligent, natural acting style and always managed to rise above lacklustre material.

Williams managed to rise on wobbly legs, but the referee stopped the fight.