Sentence examples for managed to host from inspiring English sources

Back in 2002 the country even managed to host a Eurovision song contest.The organisers are certainly not short of ambition.

Soon there were other newcomers in Southampton and Cardiff, where they have somehow managed to host Australia in two of their three Tests.

I met with a leftist activist who was encouraged by an event his group had managed to host on Maidan, despite being mostly shut out by the more numerous and aggressive rightist forces.

Despite reluctance by some Middle Eastern countries to sit at the same table with Israel, NATO managed to host two meetings among foreign ministers of the Mediterranean Dialogue countries.

The match was originally planned for New Year's Day but, after a 55-day wait, the Iron finally managed to host Cambridge at the third attempt.

We deal with the following problem: how to implement a feedback controller on a CPU, with variable computation time, on a CPU that is shared with other tasks so that (1) the task satisfies its Quality of Control (QoC) requirements, (2) the CPU can be efficiently managed to host other concurrent activities.

Or buzz yourself in through the discreet entrance for Müszi (Blaha Lujza tér 1), a huge warehouse arts space, which has exhibitions, a cafe and a barbershop to enjoy in the day but still manages to host rowdy club nights with a shabby house-party feel.

The spokeswoman-for-the-airport's last line: "Let's hope there is no penalties or there will be chaos"... How on earth did we manage to host a World Cup if we can't even accommodate the Europa League final?" Now there's a rarity: Germans fearing penalties... 96 mins: Hughes, that vigilant sentinel, heads a dangerous Ujfalusi cross to safety.

These days, however, the place thrives on weddings and, thanks to a change in the law, the marriage industry is about to get busier.Remarkably, Gretna Green's 3,000 people manage to host about 5,000 marriages a year, 17% of all weddings in Scotland, all because of legal peculiarities.

Seoul has not always been a noted destination for Valley dollars, but it did manage to host noted investors David Lee of SV Angel, Naval Ravikant of AngelList, and Joe Lonsdale of Formation8, who stopped by BeLaunch and doled out advice to the attendees.

Japorea managed to co-host in a way that probably could not have been bettered, but it is an experiment that should certainly never be repeated.