Sentence examples for had managed to end from inspiring English sources

He had managed to end a personal streak of 284 games without a triple.

If it had managed to end above 6840.27 it would have been the highest level since the record high set in December 1999.

The authorities claimed recently that the poor showing by the opposition at its planned rally on Feb. 11 showed that the government had managed to end the mass protests that had continued sporadically since the summer.

The Irish players looked almost embarrassed at the final whistle as the home team wondered how they had managed to end up as losers.

Though Pemex still loses at least $1 billion a year to internal corruption, his administration has managed to end the use of Pemex as a piggy bank for politicians.

There's no doubt that we have managed to end up with admin costs branded as an organisational stain impossible to remove, rather than the lubricant that makes charities work effectively.

The advent of Netflix, Amazon and Now TV – somehow I have managed to end up with all three – mean linear broadcasters are not just competing with each other any more.

She also raises other questions surrounding how, as a society, we have managed to end up in a position in which marital breakdown now costs £24bn a year: "Historically it wasn't until the late 1800s that it only became respectable to marry for love," she tells me.

Tuesday's determination comes after all three countries have managed to end transmission at least once, a milestone that requires 42 days without any new cases followed by a 90-day period of heightened surveillance.

I mean, yeah, but somehow I've managed to end up visiting the Fringe for four consecutive years, so I guess that must mean I think it's kind of good… ?

There are several potential downsides to attempting this "gentle shift" of the covers back toward you: Depending on how they have managed to end up with all the sheet and covers, you might find out that they wrapped themselves in a "burrito wrap".