Sentence examples for sort of manages from inspiring English sources
As so often before, every time the Commons sort of manages a step or two forward, it then reverses pretty quickly.
He has a characteristically modest explanation for its success: "Some people like the bad boy and some people like the boy next door, and he sort of manages to present both.
It sounds to be me as though you need some sort of managed plan, whether you do it yourself or you use a debt management company to help you put a plan together with your creditors, which freezes interest and charges and allows you to repay the debt in an affordable way.
In 20 minutes they just sort of manage to work these things out.
I met a man named Francois Mignon, and I started a correspondence with him, and he sort of managed Clementine Hunter.
"A J last year was somebody who just filled in for our offense, just sort of managed the game," tight end Michael Williams said.
I will get depressed, as we all do, and I'm certainly very depressed right now, but I can sort of manage and see my way through.
It was like being confronted with a menu in Croatian, where, after a while, I sort of managed to get acclimated enough to avoid confusing tripe and shrimp.
Which sounds wonderful, but it was just a very, very difficult way to sort of manage anything, because convincing everybody to do one particular thing, especially if it was hard, was almost impossible.
Started it over my porridge this morning; sort of managed a day's work; then have been flat on my back on the sofa with it towering over me since teatime.
