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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at some point managed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a time in the past when something was successfully handled or controlled.
Example: "At some point managed to complete the project ahead of schedule, the team celebrated their success."
Alternatives: "eventually handled" or "at one time controlled".
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Aminata fought and at some point managed to pull his hand from her mouth and scream.
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It's like a garage!" She even, at one point, managed to introduce the concept of "fiscal drag", which is almost certainly a first for a former contestant on a primetime pop contest.
It still shocks me that I got sick: I had been in Guatemala for nearly a month and had, at that point, managed to avoid illness.
Oh, and c) at some point I managed to shed the Viking hat.
At some point, Mr. Wilson managed to get out of the car and flee.
At some point, Delacruz managed to call the most powerful person he knew in La Familia, a guy from Zitácuaro called El Tapa (the Lid).
At some point someone managed to snap a picture of the note – or a picture was leaked by law enforcement – and ABC News published it.
At some point, I managed to arrange a meeting with a casting agent, and the first thing she asked me was whether I had ever considered changing my name.
At some point, Oni managed to grow his blog by 200percentt in search traffic in six months, by publishing 30 guests posts in only one week on smaller blogs: "This link building strategy would neither be as effective nor recommended these days, when Google has become so much stricter," explains the pro blogger.
Wall Street executives said Warren Trepp, Mr. Milken's chief bond trader, moved to Lake Tahoe at some point and manages his own capital now.
So, at some point, Wilke manages to get back in Markopolos' good graces.
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