Sentence examples for managed to practice from inspiring English sources

For years I managed to practice my clarinet in my fifth-floor tenement apartment on the Upper East Side at 4 30 a.m. before going off to my teaching gig at Stuyvesant High School.

Somehow he even manages to practice the cello.

Boswell, a failure in law, politics, making money, family life and the avowed morality he couldn't manage to practice -- everything, that is, except charm -- had nothing to count on but the success of his "Life".

Health workers were concerned with feasibility of exclusive breastfeeding, and often suggested pragmatic solutions when they were faced with mothers who did not manage to practice the ideal options.

She managed to balance practicing law and working at the development corporation for years, but in 1990 she decided to work for the L.I.D.C. full time.

In total we contacted 41 GP practices and managed to recruit 25 practices (see Table  1 for details).

Only the flagship New York managed to match British practice in both categories.

The CFPB has been cracking down on issuers abusing this rule, but the organization hasn't completely managed to stop the practice.

The coordinator in Gwent allowed practices to devise their own facilitation arrangements but only highly motivated practices managed to make progress (see Table 2).

If Brazil does make the grade, it will be because it has managed to spread such innovative practices everywhere.

A total of 86% of practices managed to collect a baseline and monthly data for a full 12 months for these measures.