Sentence examples for of having managed from inspiring English sources

First and foremost, practical experience of having managed health and safety.

He accused Netanyahu, in his "desire to slander the Palestinians", of having managed "to relatively whitewash Nazi Germany" while providing fuel for the far right and Holocaust deniers.

He recently accused his mother of having managed too well when he was growing up--making things run so smoothly that he never had to think about how marriage worked.

No other photographer I know of has managed to extract such raw sexuality from such a barren subject.

IN 1995 Alfa Romeo ignominiously pulled out of America, having managed to sell only 400 cars there that year.

There is also the added frisson of Money having managed the Hatters between 2009 and 2011.

Bruce, at 51, is another with plenty of experience, having managed Birmingham City, Wigan Athletic and Sunderland in the top flight.

So far the young leaders of Tamarrod have managed to take advantage of their group's popularity.

Perhaps it wouldn't matter as much if more of us had managed to capture more of the gains.

Hundreds of troops have managed to dig a third of the channel.

The three of us have managed to create an intense environment of constant challenge, thinking, creating, meditating, and empathizing.