Sentence examples for managed to bash from inspiring English sources
In between building alliances with other contestants and trying to keep from being voted out of the jungle, Ms. Blagojevich has managed to bash old enemies, speak up for her husband and portray both of them as victims.
Even if you round up the RAF stragglers from the 2011 Libyan fiasco, we've only managed to bash Isis 126 times – against 5,000 US air strikes – and all Isis does is advance further into Iraq and further into Syria and expand in Yemen and Libya.
I clearly meant to say 'concentration clubs,' OK?" That apology also managed to bash United by referencing the airline's recent handling of a passenger who was bloodied and dragged off a plane.
She also manages to bash the state GOP in the same call.
Colonel Saleh commands the soldiers who were to have broken through the lines to rescue them and who did manage to bash their way miles through the forces of the "Army of Conquest" – but were finally halted within sight of the three-storey hospital from which the Syrian soldiers finally emerged.
The populist tradition that resonates with them is the government-bashing populism of Andrew Jackson (another Tennessean) rather than the Wall Street-bashing of Al Gore's father.Bill Clinton only managed to hold Tennessee by a margin of two points in 1996, despite 16 appearances by Mr Gore.
Maybe he was kidding, but Bird managed to denigrate the white athlete, marginalize black players and Euro-bash the influx of foreign stars to a league that, under Commissioner David Stern, is regarded as the most wonderfully diverse in the world.
Gawker reports the rumour-bashing site Is Twitter Wrong (run by @flashboy) managed to track down the original tweet from Susan's account, which was hastily changed to #SusanBoylesAlbumParty.
Mr. Malloy, as a new Democratic and heretofore unknown governor in a Republican moment, has managed to present his own style as a more balanced approach to governing in hard times than Mr. Christie's union bashing and YouTube theatrics.
