Sentence examples for managed to exist from inspiring English sources
And I continue to stay up nights, mouth gaping whilst staring at the ceiling in sheer astonishment, attempting to ponder how on earth I managed to exist (I'd say 'survive' but in the philosophical sense, one is actually simply existing without obtaining such knowledge early in life) into my late-twenties prior to obtaining such pearls of wisdom, all courtesy of a neatly-packaged article via Yahoo!).
Why, having managed to exist, do they continue to do so?
Click here to view The natural successors to Girls Aloud, the Saturdays were launched as the support act on Girls Aloud's 2008 arena tour and have managed to exist – flourish, at times – in Girls Aloud's shadow for half a decade.
In the months that followed, I missed the beautiful childlike state we'd managed to exist in, how as a couple we had succeeded — if just for six months — in stopping life's traffic and receding from the world.
And then we managed to exist until Nov. 15, 2007, without it.
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Spoiler alert: In the unlikely event you work the second shift Sunday nights, taped the Super Bowl in hopes of savoring its gridiron thrills Monday and somehow managed to exist in a total media vacuum until now, skip to the last paragraph.
The Buddha Machine is of general interest because it manages to exist successfully on three planes: the physical world, the Web, and the iPhone.
Whether Cortazar was constructing the artist's ultimate refuge or pointing the way for others to follow, his work manages to exist beyond criticism.
In a similar way, I wanted to see, on Bali, how the culture's famed "spirituality" manages to exist between and in spite of — or even because of — modern development.
It's the supreme achievement of Apocalypse Now that it manages to exist simultaneously as a sublime relic of golden-era film-making and as an utterly ramshackle mess.
Unlike almost any other rapper, she manages to exist on pop radio and hip-hop radio simultaneously (generally with different songs), and she's equally comfortable in both spaces.
