Sentence examples for has managed to has from inspiring English sources

And the relative success of the Irish provinces in the Heineken Cup (Leinster, Munster and Ulster have won it six times between them, no Welsh side has managed to) has added to the feeling in Wales that all this reorganising has left them somewhat bereft.

In short, she has managed to have it all.

In Ireland and Shetland, the lobby has managed to have divers banned.

It has won only one of those games, but has managed to have a player sent off in five.

To date, it has managed to have him removed in 4 districts, 2 in New York City and 2 on Long Island.

Since then, the present UN head, Ban Ki-moon, has managed to have a chat with Mr Mugabe on the fringe of trade talks in Qatar.

His parents say Gabe has managed to have a relatively normal life, one with friendships and outside interests and a keen awareness that his schoolwork can't suffer.

These days, Alexander Downer, Australia's effective if prickly foreign minister, can plausibly say that "there is no need to trade off America against Asia": Australia has managed to have both.This has not, however, been easy or straightforward.

Michael Rubiano, a United elite flyer, said that when traveling with his wife and children, he has managed to have multiple e-boarding passes open in different windows on his smartphone's browser.

And it has managed to have more cordial relations than ever before with its two big neighbours (and former occupiers), Germany and Russia or it did at least until Russia annexed Crimea earlier this year.

And I've also been struck by the realisation that despite my lack of faith, and despite my never having even met him, somehow this man of the cloth has managed to have quite a profound impact on me.