Sentence examples for managed to entertain from inspiring English sources

Between matches, players have managed to entertain themselves by doing karaoke (warning: ABBA alert).

For this reason, a hard-hitting interrogation was not on the cards, but the Dogg still managed to entertain.

Associates said she had managed to entertain old racing friends and a delegation of Eton schoolboys at her home at the Royal Lodge in recent weeks.

Sadly, like Pullman, he will ever be dismissed as a writer who "only" managed to entertain, provoke and inspire children through his writing.

A Mike Brearley innings The former England captain managed to "entertain" crowds with a strike rate of 29.90 runs per 100 balls in Test cricket.

And yet still Ann Widdecombe managed to entertain by allowing her partner Anton Du Beke to manhandle her around the dancefloor.

The ensuing, increasingly tetchy debate manages to entertain competing interpretations of nearly everything under the Southern California sun, from script plausibility to the nature of the godhead.

A blog readership can function as the voice of your conscience, and if you manage to entertain them at the same time, it's win-win.

For five years, they have been trying without success to establish themselves as singers, but Sam can't remember the lyrics and they cannot even manage to entertain the members of the Pulaski Association.

Writing of "Pilgrim" in The New York Times Book Review, James Polk called it "an intense, bewitching mix of mystery, religion, history, psychology and philosophy that challenges and provokes while still managing to entertain".

" 'Pilgrim' is an intense, bewitching mix of mystery, religion, history, psychology and philosophy that challenges and provokes while still managing to entertain," James Polk wrote in the Book Review last year.