Sentence examples for had managed to purchase from inspiring English sources

In 1812, Morgan had managed to purchase a commission in the 45th Regiment of Foot.

The construction worker's daughter had managed to purchase a small cutting board and a used pair of khaki pants.

This from a man who had managed to purchase, without uttering a single sound, five slices of bacon, one for each digit on his raised right hand.

On a trip to Moscow, Kobayashi and Kato had managed to purchase a number of KGB documents, which had been kept secret since the Stalinist era.

Speaking of iTunes, the company also announced that its users have managed to purchase content at a rate of over 800,000 TV shows per day (with over 1 billion total to date), and over 350,000 movies per day (topping 380 million since iTunes started selling them) at this stage, which is a staggering number when you consider the going rate for each isn't exactly cheap.

So far we had managed to mostly avoid talking about the purchase or my paying more toward the mortgage.

A year later, 41 percent had managed to stay abstinent.

Somehow we had managed to fill them.

Everything you could possibly want, and then some more, from cassart.co.uk Buy of the Day has always been a fan of the Cass Art stores, but as they consist of just a handful across London, it has managed to limit its purchasing so far.

Although the museum has in the past managed to purchase works by young (or youngish) artists such as Peter Doig, Rachel Whiteread and Grayson Perry, it did so before they became too expensive.

I've noted many times that it isn't the straight people who've managed to actually get a purchase on the history of heterosexuality.