Sentence examples for manage to assemble from inspiring English sources
He did however manage to assemble a dinky sculpture out of cast-off materials.
It is therefore to Enter Shikari's credit that they manage to assemble such base elements with enough charm and elan to prevent you harbouring homicidal thoughts towards them.
She does manage to assemble an impressive, and often hilarious, array of erotically overcharged real estate come-ons that attempt to sell homes as either romantic aids or partners in their own right.
Even if they manage, as appears likely, to take control of Libya with NATO's help, whether they will manage to assemble a unified government for this damaged country should give one pause, whatever one's hopes.
–How did Stallone manage to assemble so many human beings who look like erect dicks with faces crudely drawn on?
No other western managed to assemble so many actors destined to become stars.
Even so, Woods managed to assemble a small library in his prison cell.
He managed to assemble two former mayors and a first lady by his side.
But somehow he managed to assemble and archive several thousand images, files, drawings, relics and objects.
He managed to assemble a winning majority from both diverse, right-on London and its more homogeneous, whiter outer boroughs.
But Furlong had managed to assemble several of the world's leading experts on the disease, including Hoffman.
