Sentence examples for managed to convene from inspiring English sources

Almost a year after my letter to them, they managed to convene what was their first ever "fitness to practise" panel.

The band only managed to convene in Hong Kong because of a series of cancelled tour dates; Damon Albarn returned there in December 2014 to conceptualise lyrics, once this eighth album looked like a goer.

Dr. Rawi locked them out of the meeting hall, but more than 250 of them they managed to convene anyway and quickly agreed to resist the administration and seek American support.

Since then, however, its video-response feature, which essentially allows users to converse through video, has managed to convene partisans of almost every field of human endeavor, creating video clusters that begin with an opening video, and snowball as fans and detractors are moved to respond with videos of their own.

Convening in New York City in July, the delegates to the Democratic National Convention managed to suppress any nervousness they felt about Carter's "outsider" status and nominated him on the first ballot.

To break this logjam, the Hall of Fame convened an old-timers committee, which selected 30 individuals, and cleared the ballot enough so that in 1947 the writers managed to induct four players.

She managed to stand.

Perkus managed to stand.

I managed to do that.

I managed to limp home.

"Where?" he managed to ask.