Sentence examples for managed to assert from inspiring English sources
Birdstone gradually reeled him in, though, and just managed to assert himself in the final furlong.
In lieu of full sovereignty, the revolutionaries seemed determined to retain the one place where they had managed to assert power.
Shreds of peekytoe crab somehow managed to assert their flavor against an intense, concentrated chilled broth surrounding a small island of pureed avocado.
What is more, it has not intervened in the democratic process.The national police, meanwhile, have indeed managed to assert themselves as the country's enforcers of law, including taking the initiative against Indonesia's home-grown Islamist extremists.
The Eurovision Dance Contest only managed to assert a lead over ITV1 when the commercial channel's audience fell for the start of the James Bond film repeat of Goldeneye, which averaged 2.4 million at 17% between 9.50pm and 12.30pm.
If Rem Koolhaas, the profession's reigning intellectual prince, casts a long shadow, it's clear that plenty of emerging architects have managed to assert strong creative voices of their own.
Sometimes, as in the long, turning lines of glass, he manages to assert himself firmly enough to keep the old building at bay.
These days... Murray did manage to assert himself on an England put-in and this led to the presentation of the ball being pressured at the base of the scrum.
5. Walton: On occasions like this, composers have a hard time devising music that seems deferentially ceremonial but still manages to assert some kind of musical identity of its own.
Walton: On occasions like this, composers have a hard time devising music that seems deferentially ceremonial but still manages to assert some kind of musical identity of its own.
"What is truly shocking is that the AfD is already managing to assert an understanding of art that is all too familiar from totalitarian regimes: in their view, artists – and especially political artists – are essentially criminals," Philipp Ruch, the artistic director of the collective, told the Guardian.
