Sentence examples for managed to repeat the from inspiring English sources

Among the other big Sunday night dramas, BBC1's Undercover, with an overnight audience of 4 million viewers at 9pm, has not managed to repeat the success of The Night Manager, which gripped more than 6 million people in the same slot.

On arriving to (possibly) collect her second Academy Award tonight, she has just managed to repeat the feat.

Perhaps the well-traveled general fell in love with the old castles he saw in Britain and Germany, dreamed of Camelot, and managed to repeat the past.

Between them, the Times and the Sunday Times have in fact managed to repeat the myth 40 times in total since 1998, an achievement only surpassed by the Daily Mail, which leads the field with 44 mentions.

If Okoye had even managed to repeat the 65.28m he threw in qualifying then he would at least have ensured he got to take all six throws in the final, rather than only the first three.

The director has never managed to repeat the mainstream success of 2001's The Others ($209.9m worldwide), but a multi-continent release extending into January will give him another crack at the whip.

Alan Partridge would like to apologise – for calling some kid a chav on the radio a while back, and then managing to repeat the mistake the very next night at an after dinner speaking engagement.

You can memorize books, eat blueberries, manage to repeat the rules of punctuation, or even learn a tricky language.

Until one of the parties manages to repeat this trick the federal government will often fail to discharge what seemed until recently to be basic functions.

"If Holly and Robbie manage to repeat this in the Olympic arena we will all be partying afterwards.

The government has taken a number of steps to ensure that the Brotherhood does not manage to repeat this feat in the next election, which is scheduled to take place at the end of next year.