Sentence examples for has managed to enter from inspiring English sources

Since the verdict, no woman between the ages of 10 and 50 has managed to enter the temple, despite at least a dozen attempts.

THANKS to a body that does not age and a snarl that is ageless, Mick Jagger has managed to enter his 50's without seeming a parody of his Rolling Stones persona.

"Once [a virus] has managed to enter the larger network, it can then use vulnerabilities to spread," said Prof Woodward.

The BusinessWeek magazine commented with considerable insight in 2006: "Maggi has managed to enter Indian homes to change the traditional food habits of Indian children on its promise of convenience.

In spite of the general dullness of yesterday's Greek national elections, Greece has managed to enter a new and considerably darker path.

Much like other European right-wing populist parties, such as France's National Front, the AfD has managed to enter the mainstream in part by packaging its extreme views in ways that make them more publicly acceptable.

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.

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