Sentence examples for managed to drive a from inspiring English sources

The Spaniard managed to drive a couple of efforts wide.

In fact, the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act – and the amendments within it that targeted free parties (or "free festivals", depending on who you're hanging out with) – managed to drive a lot of the more anarchic sound systems out of the UK and into Europe.

Despite the jaw-dropping accounts, Greene has managed to drive an extremely competitive campaign.

This reflects anxiety that, as it tentatively opens up, North Korea may manage to drive a wedge between America and its regional allies.Mrs Albright had some encouraging news to report.

Second Life was well-known for its bustling in-game economy built on its Linden currency that still manages to drive a staggering $700 million in peer-to-peer transactions annually, according to Rosedale.

You can buy, fix, and flip foreclosure houses at a nice profit, even if you can't manage to drive a nail with a really big hammer.

If you start to seethe that I'm bragging about cutting down but somehow still managing to drive a Mercedes and lunch at The Ivy (next to Sofia Coppola on one side and some guy named Chick on the other) know that all the "stuff" is borrowed and an illusion in one way or another.

There are pleasing moments in this rush, particularly in the work of the movement director Mimi Quillin, who manages to drive an awful lot of bodies artfully to and fro in a tiny space.

His pre-Olympic fieldwork gave him his own sporting adventures and a few misadventures, like the night he left an event in San Diego with a car full of boxed blood samples and managed to drive into a D.U.I. trap.

The armies of the ʿAbbāsid caliph al-Mustanṣir (1226 42), al-Nāṣir's grandson, managed to drive off a Mongol attack on Arabian Iraq.

Some soccer players, including one who had been wounded in the eye and was bleeding profusely, managed to drive to a nearby army battalion but were offered no help.