Sentence examples for managed to marry from inspiring English sources
Kafka explored Judaism and Hebrew; he was engaged four times but never managed to marry.
With a bit of luck, I might have managed to marry one of them.
Somehow, in the middle of all of this, he managed to marry the former Beverly Blickman.
"My mother's idea of a successful child," Ms. Minter said, was one who managed "to marry rich".
J. R. had died but had managed to marry her first and to send me that last Christmas card.
With the exception of Graham Greene in Our Man in Havana, no one has managed to marry these genres.
How did he ever manage to marry?
Some countries, notably Germany, really do manage to marry social harmony and economic reform.
He added that some clowns who did manage to marry would sometimes leave their wives for fellow clowns.
Mr. Lees has drawn an entertaining dual portrait that slyly manages to marry mild caricature and psychological intricacy.
It's incredible, I say, how many Brazilian people manage to marry such faith with such corruption.
