Sentence examples for manage to listen from inspiring English sources

Interrupting and arguing at first, they finally manage to listen to each other.

If you manage to listen to the score and watch Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev dance this exquisite pas de deux, it is perfection on every level.

The problem is that Iranians do wear jeans and manage to listen to whatever music they want to listen to, just like people almost anywhere, except maybe in North Korea.

If you can manage to listen to this track without being catapulted from your seat into a state of full-on funk frenzy, then I'm sorry, but there must be something insane in your membrane.

I only managed to listen to one chapter.

I hope that, at least sometimes, I managed to listen and learn something.

This is when tweeting comes to life, forming a virtual sofa of cyber pals gossiping about Louis Walsh's hair dye or whether anyone has managed to listen to a song by Tulisa's (@officialtulisa) band N-Dubz all the way through (no).

She managed to listen and keep us in line, while letting each of us feel understood.

Check back next week to see whether or not the human race has been managing to listen to its inner peace.

I could have allowed my sickness to progress further but in the silence of my sick-bed, I managed to listen to my heart.

Your best decisions will come after you have placed a metaphorical stethoscope up to your gut and managed to listen to yourself.