Sentence examples for words managed from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the writer of those sad words managed, with the help of a listening, supportive wife, to conquer his initial hopelessness and desperation, and this book is really all about hope.

In other words, managed services removed a lot of headaches with which DevOps teams were forced to deal.

Ministers are very keen to ensure that the new system should be "digital by default" - in other words, managed and run online.

And secretly, I can't deny feeling a bit relieved -- his euphemistic choice of words managed to soothe me.

But there it is beside the words "managing editor".

Black's words manage to cut through as powerful and persuasive.

I hope his words manage to reach the generation born after the cold war.

Only Ms. Clarkson, who really is from Louisiana, and Jackie Earle Haley, who utters few words, manage to acquit themselves credibly.

But this is boxing, and those three words manage to explain everything, to summarize all the chaos and confusion that have come to define a classic sport.

(Period)." "You are your own P.R. 'agency".' You must, in other words, manage your career as though you are a growth stock.

She enjoys her words, managing to squeeze in "terpsichorean" twice when referring to a news piece on how the older you get, the more confident you are on the dance floor.