Sentence examples for of which managed from inspiring English sources

Beginning in 1907, Mr. Blériot began experimenting with monoplane designs, the first of which managed to stay aloft for 1,600 feet before tumbling to the ground.

Between 1971 and 1980, Turkey was ruled by as many as 10 different coalitions, none of which managed to bring stability.

Robyn Hitchcock, Vashti Bunyan, Lisa Hannigan, Teddy Thompson, and Danny Thompson, among others, offered up exquisite interpretations, the variety of which managed to call attention to Drake's songcraft.

The rest of the sparkle came from the dancers (and not, thankfully, from Patricia Zipprodt's fabric-rich costumes and David Mitchell's often understated scenery, both of which managed to be relatively restrained on the bedazzled scale).

And then there were the illustrations, smudgy little black-and-white photos, some of which managed to imprint themselves permanently on my brain, like the one of the mountainous Robert Earl Hughes (700 pounds in the picture but later attaining 1,069).

Brands got involved: Marmite and Greggs and Maoam, the latter of which managed a grand total of five retweets for this shonkily edited Vine: Yet at the same time as all this frivolity, difficult questions were being asked about the real meaning of hashtag Drummond Puddle Watch.

It is a tense time for Quadrangle, a division of which manages the fortune of New York's mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg.

It would place the UK in the same position as the US is currently in, along with Indian, China and Japan, all of which manage to export to the EU relatively easily.

Schumann's story is told as a semi-formal biography, filled with footnotes (one of which manages to tie together Franz Liszt, Artur Rubinstein, Vladimir Horowitz, Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young and Billie Holiday), nicely constructed pseudo-academic digressions and some provocative asides about art and creativity.

And, according to a study by the United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund, an advocacy organization, nearly 900 colleges and universities have card relationships with banks or other financial institutions, some of which manage student aid disbursements by turning student IDs into debit cards.

It was assumed that there is an EV aggregator with n EV charging stations, each of which manages m EVs.