Sentence examples for quietly managing from inspiring English sources
But what it has also done is to push the soft-spoken Mr. Jubeir, who had been quietly managing his own reinvention as his king's most trusted adviser on Saudi-American relations, back into the media glare.
The Pastors continued to develop new properties and pursue interests in many other aspects of the local economy, with Hélène quietly managing her portfolio of five mansion blocks in prestigious addresses along the avenues Princesse-Grace and Grande-Bretagne, which she would rent out for about £12,500 per month for a four-bedroom flat.
So Mr. Allman quietly managed to find a shade that would horrify neither historians nor network producers.
Several years ago, it quietly managed to get permission from Congress to stop putting more money into its drivers' pension fund.
In addition to doing a shoddy environmental review, it quietly managed to limit the time for public response to 20 days from 30, he said.
Keenum, the placeholder QB while rookie Jared Goff marinates on the sidelines, quietly managed the game, dragging the team into field goal range three times.
Homophone horror: A very common error appeared on Thursday, in a picture caption accompanying a story about the death of Hugo Chavez: "Mr Maduro has quietly managed to hold the reigns since December".
Relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia are in their worst state since the American-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, but the Obama administration is trying to quietly manage the rupture.
So not gay, in fact, that he has quietly managed to be a freelance sexual jackhammer who has bagged off with a few female celebrities, including troubled erstwhile TV funnywoman Caroline Aherne and equally troubled TV not-funnywoman Patsy Kensit.
While most visitors fly in, spot wildlife from a jeep and fly out again, other parts of the country quietly manage some of the world's largest coffee and tea exports.
And yet several private equity firms have quietly managed to raise cash to buy hotels in recent months, said Warren Marr, a hotel consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers. "It may take a bit longer than it did two years ago, but the money is there," he said.
