Sentence examples for managed to find someone from inspiring English sources

Finally, he managed to find someone who got a message to his aunt in their village.

For the past few months the government has not even managed to find someone to head its "integration committee", which is meant to oversee the tricky business of Polish accession.

(And since he has apparently managed to find someone to insure these cars despite what he puts them through, perhaps he could star in Internet ads for Geico next).

I've also managed to find someone who was actually happy with the transparency Zendesk displayed in its email to customers, so maybe we're just hearing the voices of the angry here.

But no one has a name for it, not even the New York Times which reported today that the joint venture managed to find someone willing to throw $100 million at it for 10% (reports that they were pitching this came out in June).

After they awoke, they managed to find someone to help them.

Once you manage to find someone resembling a real chum, the frequency of non-work-related encounters becomes crucial.

"I hope we can manage to find someone else to replace him," said Claesen, who played at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.

I did manage to find someone attempting the basic movements of footwork music's corresponding dance.

Oh, and if you do manage to find someone who's survived the apocalypse and is willing to have sex with you, Capri-Sun is a great drink to have on hand for mid-boning sippy-time breaks – which, if you're Michael Cera, is apparently a completely normal thing.

Short Al's familiar phone number yielded no answer, but Mr. Malusis finally managed to find out — "Someone had a friend in law enforcement," he explained — that Short Al from Brooklyn was Albert Kaufman, an 81-year-old retired letter carrier and a widower.