Sentence examples for managed to race from inspiring English sources

Caterham only managed to race at last month's season-ender after raising £2.4m through crowd-funding.

Some drivers maneuvered to miss him, while others managed to race on.

London-born Wooderson, first as a fireman fighting the blitz and then as an army engineer, had just managed to race at charity meetings.

IN the same time that elapsed between the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness, the countertenor David Daniels managed to race from New York to London, record Handel's opera "Rinaldo," and make it back for his recital in Princeton tomorrow.

Greg Tansey played through Watkins, who chipped the ball over Radoslaw Cierzniak, but Gunning managed to race back and clear it off the line.

Luckily he managed to race round and beat Kicking King, who went on to win the Gold Cup and a couple of King Georges".

He was critical of the way the organisation was set up by the Labour government, which had managed to get race "off the agenda".

Some of its senior members even managed to make race an issue.

Thankfully Gardner managed to out-race (and outwit) his unchivalrous pursuers, in spite of his having to manoeuvre a wheelchair through the building – an accessory he acquired after being repeatedly shot by Saudi militants in 2004.

Still, she managed to enjoy the race.

Ms Hamiln did express some surprise her dog had managed to complete the race.