Sentence examples for officers managed from inspiring English sources

Making a hasty retreat, the officers managed to scramble back over the trolleys – except him.

His officers managed to identify the armed men, but then had trouble getting a straight story from them.

But police intelligence officers managed to infiltrate the bodyguards, and to persuade some guerrillas to become informers.

One of the officers managed to get into a car that contained a 10-year-old child.

Altogether, only five or six officers managed to break through the ambush, according to various published reports.

To cover up Ms. Gu's crime, he and several other officers managed to take away blood samples and other evidence for about a day, presumably to tamper with it.

The Executive Committee, a smaller group of delegates and party officers, manages the affairs of the council.

The US officers managing the evacuation had to make agonising choices.

They're then often answered by legal professionals at all levels, including chief legal officers, managing partners and graduate recruiters.

Effective prison officers manage, protect and rehabilitate some extremely challenging individuals, people who teachers and social workers have often been unable to help.

Next year, after the withdrawal is complete, officials said, the United States and Iraq are likely to resume negotiations for a small American force that would train Iraqi officers, manage border tensions with the Kurds and help with counterterrorism.