Sentence examples for slowly managing from inspiring English sources

The Mets, meanwhile, started the day slowly, managing only three hits against Cardinals starter Jake Westbrook.

Our era, though, has begun to build beyond that framework; American society is slowly managing to doff the Eurocentric chains in which it was, for centuries, bound.

Elsewhere in the north, Syrian forces are slowly managing to capture rebel-held ground around the divided city of Aleppo, and might soon surround it.

"He slowly managed to calm down as we explained to him that no, the military had not taken over again. . . .

First, he slowly managed to reassert the political role of the commission and its president - reversing the slide in their authority which had continued since de Gaulle clipped the wings of the first president, Walter Hallstein, in the mid-1960s.

In the great love scene, Maire, speaking only Irish, and Lieutenant Yolland, speaking only English, will perform for each other and slowly manage to communicate despite language rather than because of it.

In the last three weeks, long-festering tensions between Serbs to the north of the Ibar River and Albanians to the south have burst into violence that international peacekeepers have only slowly managed to control -- after they, too, became targets.

I slowly managed a half smile-grimace and in the process, did a quick mental balancing of my checking account.

As mounted police slowly managed to force the youths back up the street, an Aldi and an adjacent building site were set on fire.

In order to avoid this scenario, ICG recommends that the ALP program "be slowly managed down in size, with careful selection of troublesome units that should be disbanded".

The primary aim of this approach is to reduce the anxiety that is associated with having a debilitating and unpredictable condition, improve emotional well-being and help individuals slowly manage and increase their activity within their own limits (ie, pacing).