Sentence examples for certainly managed to get from inspiring English sources
Since our daughter arrived, two years ago, I've certainly managed to get a far healthier work-life balance and very much enjoy the dolce vita with her here in Italy!
Paul Annacone, his new part-time coach and former coach of Pete Sampras, has certainly managed to get him to play to his strengths, by getting to the net at every opportunity and trying to remain positive in all situations.
Ms. Wintour certainly managed to get in some crucial tennis-watching last weekend (catching the thrilling five-set semifinal match between Novak Djokovic and Stanislas Wawrinka on Saturday and then Serena Williams's dramatic three-set win against Victoria Azarenka in Sunday's final) even if it meant giving up her front-row perch at the Alexander Wang and Diane von Furstenberg shows.
Tony Blair certainly managed to make the best of it.
"The evidence really tends to exclude the idea that they entered the chamber one at a time, alive, over some time, because we have infants, small children, and very old adults who would almost certainly not have managed to get into this chamber without being deposited there".
"That will add significant pressure to people who are trying to eke out a living, and it will certainly send some people who have managed to get by over the edge, and turn them to just about surviving.
"I certainly wasn't expecting it but luckily I managed to get 64 and two five-fors which is fantastic.
I managed to get this column started; certainly more writing jobs would be easy to find now that I was fully committed to my new career.
It's certainly got a lot to do with how it managed to get so bad.
"Had he managed to get into the festival, there would certainly have been many more victims," said Nuremberg's deputy head of police, Roman Fertinger.
In the marketplace, where smartphones have been such a success, smart is arguably just a term that has managed to get traction more than intelligent – but it certainly shares similar semantics.
