Sentence examples for have managed to lay from inspiring English sources

The thinness of their presence means that, under the cover of darkness, Taliban have managed to lay booby trap roadside bombs in previously cleared areas.

It may seem surprising that the protesters in Hong Kong have managed to lay their claim to their site even as their counterparts at Zuccotti Park in Manhattan and at St. Paul's Cathedral and Finsbury Park in London have long since been evicted by the authorities or decamped of their own accord.

In a mere ten seconds, Rajaratnam had managed to lie.

There were no protests and there was no extra security in Islamabad on Tuesday, just a sense of embarrassment or indifference that bin Laden had managed to lie low for so long in Abbottabad.

Laptops, tablets, smart phones, and their kin have managed to make the once ubiquitous writer's bump lie flat.

The strength of the study lies in the number of countries that we have managed to involve in it.

The only reason I've managed to claw my way up to the middle has been through brute force, white lies and sheer fluke.

Likewise, a few papers have managed to pursue profits successfully whilst protecting editorial independence.For journalists, poor things, an ever more competitive marketplace lies ahead.

You have managed to supply that need.

They have managed to regroup.

We have managed to impart this education".