Sentence examples for has managed to squeak from inspiring English sources
Google has managed to squeak by most regulatory reviews.
"Gliese 581c is now out of the habitability club," says Harrington, "but its planetary sibling Gliese 581d has managed to squeak in".
(The U.S. has gone up 22% to 8.7Mbps and the UK has managed to squeak into the top-10 at 8.4Mbps, up 48%.) Akamai, focused on helping things zip around as fast as possible, also by default also tracks what is liable to slow that down.
Mr. Walton had managed to squeak into the credits of two earlier Disney movies by providing a scratch voice that directors decided to keep.
As at the Bottega Veneta, Burberry, McQueen and Gucci shows, reviewed earlier online, there was a fair amount of assurance going around, and a sense that many of the high-end labels, by gently tweaking core identities, have managed to squeak through the economic downturn.
The bigger risk is not to the unity of the Concertacion, but to its hold on power especially if the lacklustre Mr Zaldivar squeaks home in the primary.Chile's fractious right has managed to unite behind Joaquin Lavin, the mayor of Santiago's prosperous Las Condes district and a fan of General Pinochet (not that he has wanted to play that up recently).
The WP29 called for the documents pertaining to the Privacy Shield to be delivered to it by the end of February — so the EC has just managed to squeak through on the extra day afforded by 2016's Leap Year.
Team Tango managed to squeak past with a victory, despite having a few less-than-stellar solos.
