Sentence examples for managing to sort from inspiring English sources

That "meme" seems to be spreading.9 33: That was quite deft of Mitt, managing to sort of use the word socialist, but not quite, by coupling it with "European democrat".

The Liberal Democrats say that this is equivalent to an extra £2.5bn on top of what Labour is promising, and £5bn more than the Conservatives, but it does rely on them managing to sort out the deficit by 2017-18 and the economy growing.

Eventually, I managed to sort it all out".

I have managed to sort out all those influences.

Luckily Africa Express is so dynamic and effective that they managed to sort it out.

He struggled until he was 30, when he finally managed to sort himself out.

Or you might prefer to figure out just how Tim Tebow managed to (sort of) steal Darrell Waltrip's car.

I'd love to be a dad, it's just that I've not managed to sort it out".

In the 1940's Gorky managed to sort out and consolidate a delicately poised abstraction from all this.

Danny seems resigned because of his epilepsy but Suzanne manages to sort out him out with a job in Massachusetts.

I never even managed to sort out the geographical basics, such as how far it is, by horse, between the characters' dwellings.