Sentence examples for managed to kid from inspiring English sources

I managed to kid my friend out of his fears.

They talked through interpreters but still managed to kid around a little.

Inside Northern Lights, we've managed to kid ourselves that we exist, that we're curvaceous or lumpy or angular, bristling with hair and snot, taking up a certain amount of room, and that space and time have generously accorded a margin in which we're invited to operate these sizable greedy bodies of ours, a margin in which to dwell, to hang out and live our pale stinky stories.

Is it that the doctors, nurses and receptionists who treat me are consummate actors, hiding unbearable levels of stress, and managing to kid me that my symptoms are all that matter to them?

Who has managed to raise kids capable of doing laundry, and will anyone admit to tying an 8-year-old 8-year-old 8-year-old

Joshua Hornick, a former lawyer and science teacher, and Kenneth Danford, a social studies teacher, grew disillusioned with the way school "managed to dull kids' interest in learning," as Mr. Hornick put it, and quit their jobs at the Amherst Regional Middle School to start the Pathfinder Learning Center.

A man mentioned in a 2013 Egyptian case study is reported to have had "a strong desire and rigid erections," and even managed to have kids, but his POIS symptoms worsened with age, and he even showed symptoms when he had a "nocturnal emission" (a.k.a. a wet dream).

The celebrities in the show were picked partly for their ignorance of farming though they managed to deliver a kid goat.

Amidst all of the mistakes and your own crazy, you somehow managed to guide your kid to the place he wanted to go, and in doing so, you grew a whole lot wiser in your own right.

They became astonishingly good at improvisation: it was stunning that they actually managed to keep the kids on track, without losing their characters.

New York magazine was in the vanguard: "For years, New York women managed to keep 'have kids' well below 'get promotion' on their list of life's priorities.