Sentence examples for managed to join from inspiring English sources

Still, some black men managed to join the Northern forces.

By no account an agreeable man, Burroughs managed to join abusive behavior at home with miraculous feats abroad.

Its neighbour Slovakia is in better shape still: it managed to join the euro zone this year.

Charles had now managed to join his English supporters with discontented Scots who opposed the army's intervention in politics.

'Ordered to bed' by the team doctor, he still managed to join the lads for a post-match bath.

But as a study conducted in the '30s indicated, few Brownsville families managed to join the ranks of the city's middle-income population.

Rubenstein, he says, "sits at the middle of a very complicated web of relationships and manages to join up various parts of that web".

The new democracies of Central and Eastern Europe need to shake up and deregulate their economies in order to prosper in a tough, competitive world, whether they manage to join the EU or not.

The opposition Democratic Alliance could wrest the province from the ANC at the election if it manages to join forces with a flurry of smaller opposition parties, as it did to win control of the city of Cape Town.

With his side needing goals in case Switzerland manage to join Chile on six points Torres made his first start of the tournament, though Cesc Fábregas had to be content with a seat on the bench alongside Andrés Iniesta.

When the assembled company manage to join forces at the end, in a drenched and glittering dance, their happiness seems all the more hard-earned, like a diamond dug out of the mud.