Sentence examples for managed to get around from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, they managed to get around, and to a YouTube-primed audience the film's sense of D.I.Y. gung-ho-ness can be charming, if not always on point.

In six attempts, Coleman, whose association with trainer Venetia Williams has produced a red hot vein of winter form this season, has only managed to get around once.

It's about American celebrity culture -- Norris and Norman managed to get around -- and overextended family life.

Many have managed to get around this by buying their ingredients from non-GM suppliers.

However, writer Steven Moffat neatly managed to get around this dilemma by creating a new character for Piper to play.

I managed to get around three hours of reading life out of the tablet with a decent brightness.

In the US, Al Jazeera only manages to get around 30,000 viewers a night.

With two maimed front legs, Pedals, an American black bear who displays remarkably good posture, manages to get around on his hind legs.

Even in a fog where visibility is almost nil Londoners manage to get around and foreigners are often surprised at the confidence and dexterity of the city's drivers.

Because the rules are not consistently enforced, strong-minded women manage to get around many of them.

The rules surprised many for their toughness, though skeptics worry that industry supporters in the government will manage to get around the regulations.