Examples of using He managed in English and their translations into Korean
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I don't know how he managed this.
He managed to secure the weapons… Larry?
Even though we had language barrier he managed it so well.
I once asked him how he managed to do such a prodigious amount of mathematics.
Before my sister pilfered it. He managed to steal the Rail Gun from Wayne R&D.
In 1995 Ivo was appointed Spokesman and Head of the European Commission's Press and Information Office in Sarajevo, where he managed the EU's regional communications.
Such popularity led to the fact that he managed his studio, not only as an artist, but also as an entrepreneur.
He managed social media for accounts ranging from major consumer brands to global nonprofit organizations, now coordinates social media development of the Silent Notary project.
His publications continued since he managed to send papers to Italy.
During his tenure he managed large sales organizations responsible for both Service Provider and Enterprise customers.
However, things did not go particularly well for Geöcze for he managed to fall out with his professor Julius König.
During this time, he managed teams that conceived and developed some of Dolby's most successful audio technologies.
It is a great tribute to Hsu's determination to devote himself to statistics that he managed to continue his research during these difficult war years.
In the current world, he managed to contact me and I knew he remembered our friendship in the lost past.
The excellence of Kirchhoff as a teacher can be inferred from the printed text of his lectures(he managed to publish only those on mechanics, the others being edited posthumously).
Prior to Zcash, he managed development at Least Authority, where he led security audits for Ethereum, SpiderOak, Cryptocat, GlobaLeaks, and other projects.
During his tenure at Symantec,he was actively involved in every major strategic transaction; he managed technology licensing, product support, litigation, IP, Global Government Affairs, and brand protection legal teams.
Realising that his mother, even with the addition of the money he was making, could never support both him and his sister at college at the same time so he worked hard so that he managed to complete the course in only two and a half years.
As Co-Founder and Senior Vice President of Engineering and R&D at Parallels, he managed software engineering in a wide range of development environments including Windows, Novell Netware and UNIX.
In 2010, he managed duty free trade for JTI's Russian and the Baltic State markets, and in 2012, he was appointed head of the trade marketing team in the CIS, where he was responsible for executing succesful business and strategic relations with key customers in region's duty free.
Before joining LinguaGraphics, Carter Chen was the DesktopPublishing Lead at LionBridge in New York, where he managed high profile, contract clients, such as Adobe, McDonalds, Xerox and Philips.
Prior to joining Bentley, he managed an ocean engineering lab at MIT, won the 1992 America's Cup as part of the America Cubed design team, and was involved in the founding, financing, growth, and ultimate sale of three different technology start-ups in the Boston area.
Prior to this role, in June 2012, Pete was appointed Vice President, Group Finance for theDePuy Synthes Companies of Johnson& Johnson, where he managed all financial aspects of the Orthopaedic business worldwide and was a member of the Group Operating Committee.
For most of that time, he lived in Central and South America where he managed project teams in six countries and advocated for smallholder coffee growers and coffee farm workers on the CRS coffeelandsblog.
Prior to joining Translations. com, he held senior account positions with leading marketing and public relations firms,including Edelman Public Relations Worldwide and Burson-Marsteller, where he managed programs for clients, including LEXIS-NEXIS, Warner-Lambert, Pfizer and DiscoveryHealth. com.
Stewart qualified as an ACA with KPMG in 1997 and since then has held positions as Finance Managerat British Airways and as a senior business accountant at the London Stock Exchange where he managed financial planning& forecasting processes as well as being involved in several bid defence projects.
He manages artists.
At ICC Hawaii, he manages the Cambridge course and testing program.