Sentence examples for managed to build up from inspiring English sources

The Japanese "come across as nonthreatening" and have managed to build up trust with Myanmar's leaders, he added.

The queens have just been exchanged but the Norwegian still managed to build up a powerful initiative.

"She has managed to build up the Democratic Party here," Burdett A. Loomis, a political scientist at the University of Kansas, said of Ms. Sebelius.

The Thunder were in control for much of the game, and they managed to build up a 13-point lead in the fourth quarter.

She said she managed to build up some savings before quitting; her brother also receives $620 a month from a Social Security program.

Hangouts could remain a relatively useful area for Google, particularly in the business sector where it has managed to build up a user base.

When he did manage to build up some momentum, Kane – who was watching at ringside – slammed him off the apron when the official's back was turned, allowing Wyatt to capitalise and hit Sister Abigail for the win.

He did manage to build up an advantage of 25.2 seconds before his team brought him in as the driver complained: "I'm not sure whether my tyres are going to explode or not".

Over the past five years, WAY Systems did manage to build up a customer base of more than 25,000 mobile merchants who use the company's compact mobile POS technology and gateway services.

The song selections are pretty limited (there's only one in the Dubstep category for example), but if the app gains enough traction, it could manage to build up a pretty vibrant community.

Vacuuming keeps the nap intact and will also remove dust and debris that has managed to build-up on the surface of the couch.