Sentence examples for have managed to take from inspiring English sources

Some, though, have managed to take survival to unexpected levels.

So far the young leaders of Tamarrod have managed to take advantage of their group's popularity.

Experts have managed to take five fingerprints from his mangled corpse at a morgue in Vladikavkaz.

"Across Europe, they have managed to take sides, [supporting] migrants and refugees even where public opinion is against them".

Since September, the Houthis have managed to take the capital, Sana'a, as well as other key towns and cities.

How many companies have managed to take advantage of the present enthusiasm for debt to increase the maturity of their liabilities, reducing their sensitivity to rising rates?

Now I wish he had managed to take off again.

In his life-long quest for Chekhovian transparency, Frayn has managed to take another step towards self-erasure….

"In a career that has not been too bad, I've managed to take most papers down in circulation," he said.

The program, she said, has "managed to take on issues that have gored everybody's ox on all sides of the political aisle".

She does not have much time for sightseeing at the moment but has managed to take a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.