Sentence examples for have managed to play from inspiring English sources

The Dodgers have managed to play exceptionally well without a player who is responsible for 20.75% of their wins, posting a 12-6 record since his last start.

"They have managed to play an abysmally bad hand for more than seventy years," Evans Revere, a former head of Korean affairs at the State Department, told me.

Even her piano playing gets it in the neck (or lid), but which other pop stars have managed to play an instrument, (co- write their own songs, sing brilliantly live, danco- writeh Paglia critheires her "inert towno") and make major fasongs singements all at the same time?

However vast their cultural differences, these German and mauItalian brands have managed to play nice together.

Some prisoners of war have managed to play games and celebrate the fact they are still alive in terrible conditions, Blair says.

It makes you wonder: how could the old-timers have managed to play Candidates tournaments of 28 rounds in 1959 and 1962?

"We've managed to play big games very well, and we need to," Manager Joe Torre said.

When asked in a pre-series news conference Friday how his club had managed to play league-best defense while shifting less than anyone else, Cubs Manager Joe Maddon pushed back.

Until now the monarchy had managed to play on the opposition's instinctive loyalty.

Four years ago these groups seemed invincible, but Mr. Putin has managed to play them against each other.

I've managed to play at a very high level, and let me repeat myself: the ranking is what it is.