Sentence examples for managed to find something from inspiring English sources

We found it hard to sort out a family holiday this year but we managed to find something last-minute.

Now Quentin Tarantino has managed to find something about the Nazis that he too can relate to: some of them could talk the hind legs off a donkey.

Mr. Kollek has managed to find something that rings true, but he sabotages the film by tying everything up with a happy ending that invokes the title, a cheesy restaurant with fast food served by -- you get the picture.

I've tended to read the novel, as I do with many of my favourites, about every 10 years and I've always managed to find something previously unseen in it.

A group of people in their 20s managed to find something even more offensive to do at Auschwitz-Birkenau than take selfies or play Pokemón Go.

So I started collecting stories from other cancer patients who had managed to find something -- anything -- to laugh about -- from wigs set on fire to friends who apologize when they order a chicken breast for dinner.

Fortunately, the show manages to find something deliciously tart in the current blandness of musical theater.

Fortunately, this show manages to find something deliciously tart in the current blandness of musical theater.

But, amid the morass of commissions and conferences, and failures like Rwanda, he manages to find something convincingly heroic.

The Irish always manage to find something extra in the tank when faced with 15 white shirts.

Negative scanning is when everything seems to be going just fine, but you still manage to find something wrong.