Sentence examples for has managed to beat from inspiring English sources

Nobody has managed to beat the Olympic-best of 8.90 metres managed by Bob Beamon in Mexico City.

Even Tagg, with his my-way-or-the-highway philosophy, has managed to beat back his occasional crankiness.

I'm truly delighted that AlphaGo has managed to beat a world champion at Go – it's a milestone that has been in the minds of researchers since before the field even existed.

BE&K has managed to beat that ratio -- some 12percentt of its 10,700 employees are women -- through such initiatives as day care at job sites and networking groups.

Nobody has managed to beat Roger Federer on a grass court for 47 matches, during which time he has claimed the Wimbledon title three times in what has effectively been a Rafael Nadal free zone.

Despite everything – despite knowing that McIntyre is ultimately the Mrs Brown's Boys of standup, despite seeing the bad job he did on Britain's Got Talent, despite his unforgivable practice of prefixing household items with the word "man" for a series of easy anti-laughs – Michael McIntyre's Big Show has managed to beat the odds to become something genuinely entertaining.

Brazil have played 20 games under Luiz Felipe Scolari in his second spell as manager – and only two teams have managed to beat them.

Their new manager, Rafa Benítez, was asked how he had managed to beat Wenger to the Argentinian.

"We have managed to beat one of the big boys," said McCarthy.

Show us how you have managed to beat the heat or how hot it is in your area.

Through a combination of talent, hard work and good fortune, they have managed to beat the odds.