Sentence examples for managed to name from inspiring English sources

They identified and mapped sixty-nine gangs, which the cops estimated to contain a thousand individuals altogether; over the coming months, the cops managed to name eight hundred of these.

She got the job after an audition where she called Britney Spears 'an idiot', and managed to name all the members of Five; 'skills' she puts down to not going to school for a couple of years, spending all her time watching MTV.

The Seasiders eventually managed to name four substitutes for the game, which they lost 2-0.

The Seasiders eventually managed to name four substitutes for the City Ground trip, which they lost 2-0.

With only eight professionals under contract two weeks before their trip to the City ground, the Seasiders signed 12 players in 12 days and eventually managed to name four substitutes for the season-opening defeat.

Just one bizarre story before I go, though, and it relates to tonight's cup tie at White Hart Lane. in today's Irish Independent, which managed to name a predicted Sheffield United line-up for tonight that included Stoke goalkeeper Asmir Begovic, QPR centre-back Rio Ferdinand and Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud.

While I haven't seen enough of the smash NBC family drama "This Is Us" to respond to it, Sterling K. Brown's flamboyantly gracious and funny speech — in which he managed to name-check everyone from Andre Braugher's character Frank Pembleton to "Diff'rent Strokes" — was a loving, knowing reminder of TV's messy history when it comes to black characters.

(He did, however, manage to name a bow tie in his Tie the Knot neckwear line, whose proceeds go toward marriage equality, after the theater).

As a result, there was less room for the subsequent opinions of its judges, although in a moment of willfulness they did manage to name as a main selection Thomas Pynchon's difficult 1990 novel "Vineland".

She manages to name 19 performers, but ends up ultimately losing the game. .

The book manages to name-check an inordinate number of star-meets-style projects, including Air Jordan (from basketball great Michael Jordan) and the Row (from Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen), and includes an ambitious 13-page "select list of celebrity fashion lines" at the back of the book for good measure.