Sentence examples for ever managed to get from inspiring English sources

But unfortunately not so good that she'd ever managed to get anything published.

I've no idea how they ever managed to get a mortgage or, even more miraculously, hung on to our house.

Yet those who knew him as a young boy will perhaps wonder how he ever managed to get to the top.

They were digging a trench out there but I don't think anyone else has ever managed to get it on the green".

This will be the country's fifth World Cup finals and so far Colombia has only ever managed to get to the knockout stages once (Italy '90).

The first is how, in our litigious age, she ever managed to get what is a barely disguised portrait of Laura Bush past her publisher's legal department.

How did you ever manage to get started again?

But should Unmovic ever manage to get into Iraq, it would doubtless fall foul of the same intransigence that stymied its predecessor.

If I ever manage to get it done, perhaps I'll keep the fat they remove and send it back to my French exchange, covered in aspic.

It's the feeling of: how did I ever manage to get from being a kid seeing Groucho on the screen of the Grand movie theater in Grand Island, Neb., to now being in the back seat of a long black car with him?

Wah! How did you ever manage to get paid work again?! Fortunately the first bit of videotape was quite short, and after about five minutes I was able to say: "Well, those of you who joined us at the beginning of the programme, I'd like you to know that I'm now aware this event is taking place in Bournemouth and not Brighton".