Meanings of managed the affairs in English

They managed the affairs of their country without making too many speeches.

Seventy years had he reached, and for fifty he had managed the affairs of the town.

They managed the affairs of their castle and the surrounding country to the best of their ability.

Nicholas Biddle, its president, managed the affairs of the Bank of the United States with consummate ability.

They managed the affairs of their plantation.

He possessed great executive ability and hence managed the affairs of his office in a very satisfactory manner.

My master's name was Thomas Mason, he was a man of weak mental disposition, his mother managed the affairs.

They managed the affairs of the kingdom with so little respect for King Prauncar, that finally they killed him also.

The head chief, "who managed the affairs of the public" was called Tsohahissen (doubtless the same as Daillon's Souharissen).

After Barine's unhappy marriage with Philostratus was dissolved, she had returned to her mother, who managed the affairs of the household.

Under them in America were the royal and proprietary governors, who with the local colonial legislatures managed the affairs of the colonies.

The gentry who managed the affairs of the county managed the affairs of the country after 1688 as they had done before.

It cannot be considered unnatural that Mrs and Miss Ebag, with the assistance of the vicar, should have managed the affairs of the church.

THREE days afterwards a hansom cab drove to the offices of the very respectable firm of solicitors who managed the affairs of the Norland family.

Or, you would have sat in the Women's Circle and managed the affairs of Emond's Field while the Village Council thought it was doing so.

On his return, Colonel Fauntleroy met, at the designated place, Lieutenant Beall, who had managed the affairs intrusted to him very much to his credit.