Sentence examples for managed to be in from inspiring English sources

He tells Marie that whatever their complications, they have managed to be in love over time.

They say he managed to be in Georgia, managed to go somewhere else, some money.

When Lewinsky arrived, unaccompanied, every secretary, assistant and production executive on the floor managed to be in proximity of the elevator bank.

So, to some extent, is the fictional Cecil, though Hollinghurst performs the peculiar feat of making him more three-­dimensional than Brooke managed to be in life.

Despite this, Jim Murphy, the Scottish Labour leader, still managed to be in good humour at the manifesto launch in front of his party activists (see photo).

It has become the signature of his career: just as American television was getting ready to welcome ideas that did not come from offices in Hollywood, Mr. Silverman managed to be in the right place at the right time.

Some people -- and a handful of movies -- manage to be in both places at once.

Kim always puts herself out to the nth degree: she manages to be in the right place and observe and tell the story through character.

Yet the book also manages to be, in the fullest traditional sense, a novel of consciousness -- less science fiction than Henry James.

"I don't know how she manages to be in so many places at once," says a friend, the model Laura Bailey.

George F. Walker's bold new play, which manages to be in your face while it is tearing at your soul, also attempts to be about why; at least the question is asked, implicitly, directly, every which way.