Sentence examples for managed to realise from inspiring English sources

Over four seasons, the show has never flinched from that ambition and managed to realise it consummately.

It is a chilling symbol of what might have been, had the Nazis managed to realise their plans.

PERSONAL electronic devices are becoming smaller and more ubiquitous every day, but no one has yet managed to realise the dream of incorporating them seamlessly into clothing.

Through the shock and tears Halle Berry managed to realise just how historical the moment was for her as she became the first black woman to win the Oscar for Best Actress.

Developing countries have banded together to fight off the worst of EU and US aggression, but have not managed to realise the mythical "development agenda" that they were promised.

Filming guerrilla-style, without permits, they managed to realise several ambitious set-pieces, including a surreal shootout between a Vietcong soldier and an American GI in the aisles of Gelson's supermarket in Century City (Phil Spector, a noted gun fan, visited the set to watch from the sidelines) and a parade of Ford Edsel cars roaring through the City of Industry in a flying-V formation.

But will this third referendum really manage to realise what the previous two failed to?

"If anybody doesn't manage to realise how much effort has gone into getting us to where we are then maybe they should not bother turning up," he said.

I managed to understand enough of it to make me realise the intense pride this man had in his work - and justifiably so.

You'd never think you were in Leicestershire.'" But he has managed to raise his consciousness: "I have now realised what a fatuous remark this is.

It's a precocious child that you managed to spawn, only to realise that you were less than competent as parents and had to give it to the rest of the world to provide it with a proper upbringing.