Sentence examples for had managed to pass from inspiring English sources

The order of these things was of utmost importance to management, even though every coworker who had managed to pass this test before me admitted that the order really doesn't matter as long as you get it all in the cup.

Indeed, Katyal added, the travel ban undermined immigration laws that Congress had managed to pass.

Their mothers had made these dishes before the Revolution and had managed to pass on the recipes.

Early on, Spitzer had managed to pass some bills that Bruno had long advocated anyway; Spitzer's job, as Bruno saw it, had been to "roll" Silver.

It said it had managed to pass on higher raw material costs to its customers, and had raised prices by an average 4.2% over the period.

Its understandably excited editor, Lionel Barber, tweeted that the paper had managed to pass the milestone "one year ahead of schedule".

Even the modest reforms he has managed to pass are being challenged in court.

Although most private religious schools have managed to pass, 88 have yet to meet new requirements on breadth of curriculum.

He has managed to pass Lewis Hamilton, admittedly, but that manouevre is not the achievemement it once was.

The decision follows legislation in two neighboring countries, Argentina and Uruguay, where lawmakers have managed to pass bills authorizing same-sex marriage nationwide in recent years.

Despite the Tories' unpopularity, the quintessential rightwing establishment Johnson has managed to pass himself off as another maverick, but with better jokes.