Sentence examples for managed to fool from inspiring English sources

Even Ed Balls managed to fool someone into paying £24,000 to play football with him.

I asked Jereb how he'd managed to fool much of the media.

Only a couple of days after Apple's iPhone 5s went on sale, somebody managed to fool its fingerprint sensor.

Romand never completed his medical schooling, yet managed to fool even his classmates into thinking he did.

Dubious Achievement of the Week Petr Sykora, Devils: Sykora managed to fool the referees in Pittsburgh by serving a four-minute high-sticking penalty called on Patrik Elias.

Anyone reading the newspapers with an open mind had a pretty good idea of what would happen in the debt fight; only Washington insiders managed to fool themselves.

You manage to fool people.

And if the Cowboys manage to fool the experts, well, all the more fun.

If a bot manages to fool two or more of the judges, it will win its creator a gold medal engraved with Turing's image, and $100,000£64,00000).

Without fail, this village's stately granite monument overlooking the Hudson River manages to fool unsuspecting tourists with its grand claim that George Washington made his headquarters on this very spot during the Revolutionary War.

He becomes obsessed with this richer, more successful version of himself, dressing like Trager and managing to fool his colleagues and even his girlfriend – and then things start to unravel.