Sentence examples for apparently managed to from inspiring English sources

Rubens Barrichello apparently managed to zip round in 73 seconds in a Ferrari in 2004.

He said Mr. Browder "has apparently managed to mobilize significant political resources" to block an inquiry.

The poet's aristocratic friends apparently managed to calm young Dennis's fighting spirit.

But the Heartbleed bug apparently managed to go unnoticed for two years.

In the first question, a Conservative MP previously unknown to modern science, Steve Brine (Winchester, apparently), managed to mention both "Co-op Bank" and "nightmare".

The police said that the car's occupant had apparently managed to escape and leave the area before rescue workers arrived on the scene.

Mr Berlusconi was apparently managing to maintain his cool, until snapping at the question from Mr Schultz.

So this Berlin apparently manages to maintain a sense of itself, or rather is engaged in a continuous process of self-description.

Is this what other parents expected me to do? Would they show up assuming I had drawn parchment treasure maps with artfully torn and burned corners, or created an outline of a pirate ship on my playroom floor using expensive Japanese washi tape, as dozens of other parents apparently manage to do, quite successfully, on Pinterest?

users getting bored with Facebook, the service is apparently managing to get stickier still in its oldest stamping ground, the older it gets.

The existence of an algorithm encapsulating the scientific method is generally questioned (though many human beings apparently manage to implement the scientific method, so if the method is not algorithmic then neither are our minds).