Sentence examples for I managed to start from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I managed to start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that you successfully began something after some effort or difficulty. Example: "After weeks of planning, I managed to start the project on time."
But thanks to my strength and conditioning coach and physio I managed to start playing again.
I managed to start cutting out the processed and chemical-filled stuff of my previous eating life.
Unfortunate for it, but I was glad I managed to start well in the fourth".
"Battling with three injuries was difficult to take as I have never had that many," said the world number 26.. "To get those in succession, spread out over the season, hindered my performance, but at The Open I managed to start the rehab process properly and the last month has been quite exciting".
Although Tinder temporarily made me into a superficial monster, it managed to start a conversation that led to a date.
"If I manage to start the four games for Toulon I'd like to think that Wales would at least try me out in one of those [summer] games.
It is as if you were doing work had been around for a long time before I really managed to start working on it properly.
After a minute or two of fumbling with my iPhone recorder, I finally managed to start the interview.
"The last few years I've been on the tours and probably been disappointed I haven't managed to start all the games," Widdop told BBC Sport.
The D.E.A. agent managed to start the canoe's motor, but moments later it stalled.
Everyone was pleased to help and we managed to start exporting to Kenya.
