Sentence examples for has managed to join from inspiring English sources

But since Faldo won his third title in 1996, as if they had tired of haggis, fish and chips and Welsh rarebit being served up at the champions' dinner, no one has managed to join this masterful trio.

(Sunnat's luck finally changed in July, 2010, when he was freed and sent to Latvia, where he gets by with a smattering of Russian. He has managed to join a mosque, find work, and get married).

Most Portuguese, who are proud that their country has managed to join the single currency in the first intake, agree he cuts a fine figure abroad but want him to stay on at home.In this section Europe's misplaced parliament A Portuguese riddle Jerzy Buzek, doughty but adrift Creeping up Fascism resurgent?

China has managed to join the WTO, and its perception towards the WTO is first one of challenges, then the understanding that becoming a member has finally paid off (Alden 2007).

Muhammad Saddiqui, 36, had managed to join the protests at Dulles International Airport.

"My son Abel Mukhwana was the only person who had managed to join a university in our village," Jane Chepkemboi told the Standard.

He said: "It's literally only in recent months that we've managed to join up radio systems, and in some areas across the border that still isn't completely joined up yet.

They were allegedly part of a jihadist network that has managed to send 12 women to join the terrorist group in Syria and Iraq.

The company has managed to stave off global competition, too, by joining forces with its rivals.

In the new crisis Jeremy Corbyn has finally managed to join the privy council and become the right honourable Jez, apparently without kneeling, even slightly, before the Queen.

Charles had now managed to join his English supporters with discontented Scots who opposed the army's intervention in politics.