Sentence examples for had managed to enter from inspiring English sources

Late on Wednesday afternoon they had managed to enter the first of several hatches.

Many of those who had managed to enter received only sad news.

It remained unclear how the truck had managed to enter the busy market, avoiding detection by police and intelligence specialists.

Earlier, Jill Stein, the Green Party candidate for President, had managed to enter the Convention and walk out with the Sanders protesters.

Gen. Qassem Jamal Suleiman, the chief investigator, claimed that hundreds of men, equipped with heavy weapons, had managed to enter the village despite the presence of the Syrian troops nearby, and carry out the massacre.

FLASH – At least 5 protesters wounded by police gunfire near U.S. embassy in Tunis, large fire inside embassy compound: Reuters reporter — Reuters Top News (@Reuters) 14 Sep 12 A Tunisian blogger on the scene, Youssef Gaigi, told Al Jazeera English in a telephone interview that protesters had managed to enter the embassy to set the fire.

Between 700 and 1,200 people are cared for there, most of them having managed to enter Europe by clandestine routes from Iraq, Afghanistan, Turkey and Iran.

After a near-blackout of media coverage of Syria's insurgency, a number of foreign journalists have managed to enter the country and report on the battles and massacres of civilians taking place there, Robert Mackey writes on The Lede blog.

While forces loyal to Mr. Assad appear unlikely to give up their effort to crush the uprising anytime soon, one tangible sign of a tilt in the balance of power is the increasing number and frequency of reports from foreign journalists who have managed to enter Syria without government permission.

Journalists from the BBC, CNN, ABC, NBC, Al Jazeera English and a small number of other news organizations have managed to enter Syria without visas, like Mr. Shadid and Mr. Hicks did, and bear witness to the lopsided battles between the Assad government and opposition fighters and citizens.

Through the tourism industry, the Moroccan women have managed to enter the labor force in the formal economy, thus gaining independence and social recognition.