Sentence examples for and managed to arrive from inspiring English sources
I quickly turned to the faithful Roundhouse website and managed to arrive at 2,323 in the queue.
Here are some questions we asked during our visits: On the classroom experience: On the campus environment and surrounding areas: When driving, our GPS battery ran out but we had printed out Mapquest directions and managed to arrive at our first tour on time.
I held it back against every bodily urge and managed to arrive at my destination the driver slammed on the brakes, hurried to help me out, and just as he opened the door I vaulted my head out and puked everywhere, narrowly missing his van and his shoes.
And they showed that unlike his companions – Idemili, Iolo, Lloyd and Indy – David had managed to arrive back in the UK.
She grew thin and drawn, but still managed to arrive in court each day with her blue eyeshadow carefully applied.
And most recently they are being followed by Yours Truly who, despite the best efforts of the Ford Fusion to outwit, snooker and checkmate him, has managed to arrive at Port au Choix in rare foul mood on the way south to Gros Morne National Park.
But only about two dozen of those Special Forces have managed to arrive, and they are not all in the right places.
"I still cannot understand how we, the international community, and the Afghan government have managed to arrive at a situation in which everything is coming together in 2014 — elections, new president, economic transition, military transition and all this — whereas the negotiations for the peace process have not really started," Mr. Bajolet said in his opening comments.
The decisive stages of the battle were on the second day and again Cardigan was absent, although he managed to arrive at a more creditable 10.15 a.m.
They have both managed to arrive here playing their best basketball, and it is hard to project which version is better.
Schiavone's question about the causes for a delay in the arrival of modernity implicitly demonstrates that modernity managed to arrive without the annihilation of Christianity.
