Sentence examples for managed to hook from inspiring English sources
By 1954, Maria had managed to hook Laughlin: their engagement was announced in the London Times.
But Frank managed to hook a legal four-pound bluefish, and dinner was assured.
There were bottles of wine in the distance and if you managed to hook one, it was yours.
He managed to hook the ball where he wanted it, but it nestled against the edge of the rough.
Vettel also topped the second session, where both Hamilton and Alonso managed to hook their cars up better but where Button was knocked out.
Two managed to hook on to the platform and were making their way to the top when the chief of the rig turned on the fire hoses.
Yet Mr. Lang mostly manages to hook you.
Visitors will be in good hands if they manage to hook up with knowledgeable hometown talent to guide them in the dense woods of the White Mountains.
Some manage to hook up with full-time restaurateurs like Drew Nieporent or Stephen Hanson who take care of business, letting the chefs stay in the kitchen.
"My nightmare is that the world economy, including Europe, recovers and Spain does not manage to hook up to that," says Andreu Mas-Colell, another economist at UPF. "That would be a disaster.
Left to his own devices, Will probably wouldn't get very far, but he manages to hook up with the circus, who have been booked to perform on the Boundless.
