Sentence examples for to manage something from inspiring English sources
I know that, with all of our technology and resources and time-management applications, we can figure out a way to manage something so simple, that has been a staple of family life for centuries: sitting down together for a nightly meal.
"Ordinarily, I would try to manage something like this.
"It's very tricky to manage something like that," Ms. Porter added.
"Trying to manage something that is unmanageable is not a winning strategy".
"It's really, really hard to manage something that big and diverse".
To manage something more complex, to take into account conflicting opinions — he never learned how to do it".
However, boss Steve Bruce can now claim to have managed something his six predecessors failed to do.
Better, surely, for his own interests and those of his party, to have managed something a little more full-throated.
Perhaps that's due to the government managing something only akin to a retweet of its former position.
At some point China's politicians will fail in their attempts to manage it: something will get away from them.
"I hope the teacher could walk us through the [healthcare service] process, so they could tell us how to manage if something happens and I can also ask [while practicing] if I have questions".
