Sentence examples for I ever managed to from inspiring English sources

Uncharacteristically, she didn't seem to suspect or blame me, and neither of us — my mother nor I — ever managed to ascertain the identity of our informant.

With promotion comes a wage rise, but for me it's more about achievement, and now that I'm back in nursing I don't know how I ever managed to leave it behind.

He described the script as "the best thing I ever managed to adapt -- and it seems like an unadaptable novel," but he said that the project was scrapped soon after the Berlin Wall fell by executives at Warner Brothers, who decided that Mr. Polanski's budget was too costly.

And when she was away in Arizona on Ms. Goodyear's most recent birthday, she got her whole family on the phone to sing to her. "I don't know how I ever managed to do it," Ms. Goodyear said of her numerous friendships.

I'm not sure I ever managed to go fifteen minutes on the iPhone without the call dropping at least once.

If I ever manage to get it done, perhaps I'll keep the fat they remove and send it back to my French exchange, covered in aspic.

It is about old age and death, and if I ever manage to finish it before I die, it will be called Time For Lights Out.

It's the feeling of: how did I ever manage to get from being a kid seeing Groucho on the screen of the Grand movie theater in Grand Island, Neb., to now being in the back seat of a long black car with him?

You know the feeling that most of us get when we come back to work after a particularly long and relaxing holiday: "How did I ever manage to do this job?" Well, that feeling becomes more acute with each week I pass away from full-time research.

If I do not even know if I am Italian or American or Italo American or Italian American or perhaps Ameri Italian, how can I ever manage to truly define myself?

But will it ever manage to stop us using the term in everyday speech?