Sentence examples for I managed to walk from inspiring English sources

I managed to walk back to my unit.

I managed to walk away from my computer rather than overpay for what I wanted.

I felt a terrible pain in my back, but I managed to walk.

I managed to walk all the way to my door – about six metres – and then they shot me again.

I'm not even sure how I managed to walk down that corridor, past the soldiers and past the guards.

"The rebels stayed awhile and went away, and I managed to walk and stay in a broken house," he recalled.

"My father-in-law can't imagine how I manage to walk all over his property without shoes or regard to the location of any paths, but my wife has become accustomed to it".

"My father-in-law can't imagine how I manage to walk all over his property without shoes or regard to the location of any paths, but my wife has become accustomed to it". He's pinning hopes on his children, 2 and 4, who still go barefoot.

But each time I manage to walk through struggle or grief as opposed to trying to go around it, I feel this deep release, like the fullness of God's love in my exposed brokenness.

Growing up, I learned to deny and ignore the negative and broken, but each time I manage to walk through struggle or grief as opposed to trying to go around it, I feel this deep release, like the fullness of God's love in my exposed brokenness.

"I once managed to walk into the Dynamo Kyiv stadium (during a non-matchday) and made it all the way on to the pitch," confesses Hugh Collins.