Sentence examples for might manage a from inspiring English sources

I might manage a custard pie on October 10, though.

And if the weather was fine she might manage a stroll in the park afterward.

But this stage passed, and we were soon privileged to have Scotland Yard become increasingly inventive about how we might manage a book launch.

I might manage a cycling trip to the Netherlands or the Somerset Levels, but Dave is drawn to pro-cycling terrain: insanely steep climbs and buttock-clenching descents.

For years, he kept detailed notebooks about opposing hitters and pitchers, debated strategy with Piniella and others, and laid out in his mind how he might manage a ball club.

SAN FRANCISCO — Offering an early glimpse of how California might manage a central element of its ambitious greenhouse-gas law, a state committee has recommended that residents receive cash or tax breaks resulting from auctions of emission allowances to industries and other polluters.

By contrast, San Francisco (1-5) played with a tempo and an audacity that made it look as if it might manage an upset.

There have been several attempts to debunk his stunts, including a Fox program that offered an elaborate explanation (secret compartment, body double) of how someone might manage an ice stunt like Mr. Blaine's.

If he caught your gaze as you walked past the coaches' little anteroom on your way to Joe Torre's office after another late game — he was down to sweats and clogs by now — he might manage an infinitesimal nod of recognition.

You might manage an entire parish on your own, or work with other priests in a church.

"We have gone through contract by contract and position by position to understand what any permutation could be," he told the audience, responding to a question about how Goldman might manage through a breakup of the European Monetary Union.