Sentence examples for managed to bring over from inspiring English sources

L.A. Noire's faces don't even look that great, but by motion capturing the live performances Rockstar managed to bring over just enough of what makes them human to utterly confuse those of us with Aspergers.

I'll write: "Douglas Hodge fails in this area, but the production does manage to bring over this side of the show".

The Project Factory did not become involved with the social strategy until the third series of Downton Abbey and, despite this, still managed to bring in over one million brand new Facebook "likes" and increased the Twitter following by more than 110%.

When it was all over we managed to bring about some major changes [more family visits], but I think we've gone backwards over the past few years.

THE economic mood may be souring fast, but Nicolas Sarkozy still managed to bring some festive cheer to his electorate over the holiday period.

"Mars Needs Moms" cost $150 million to make (excluding marketing) and managed to bring in only $6.8 million in North American ticket sales over the weekend.

After struggling round the clock for over a week, the crew finally managed to bring the 10-story balloon to its feet on April 15.

We had all better hope that Mount St. Helens never establishes communication with that volcano over in Iceland, the one that managed to bring a significant part of the world to a standstill recently with some mere throat clearing.

In a letter recorded for the BBC, she says Ebola has managed to bring Liberia to a standstill, killing more than 2,000 people in just over six months.

Thistle manager Alan Archibald said: "I'm delighted to have managed to bring Lyle to Firhill.

Strong control efforts and leadership by the Government of Viet Nam managed to bring the outbreaks under control with no new cases in poultry and humans in over one year.