Sentence examples for managed to replace the from inspiring English sources

I even managed to replace the device at the Apple Store, but the problem was only fixed when summer came.

Through deft maneuvering, the Kanamachi not only stole their rivals' businesses, but also managed to replace the Namai leader, Yujiro Shibasaki, at the top of the Kokusuikai hierarchy.

It has largely managed to replace the senior figures who were taken out, and an anticipated fragmentation of the group following Godane's death has not really materialised, analysts say.

Servers did make an effort to note who ordered which dish and deliver it to the right person; however, no one managed to replace the little knob of butter that arrived with the basket of rolls and was gone in an instant.

Bowie's and Ferry's albums were affectionate celebrations of the pop and R&B of an earlier, more melodically potent era, and delivered as such: Ferry even managed to replace the dogged fatalism of Bob Dylan's "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" with something approaching ebullient expectation.

Happily for the Star, it managed to replace the second day's instalment with a spread about the model Jordan, with an "apology" underneath that read: "Miss Titley's boobs: unfortunately, due to a bit of legal wrangling, we are unable to bring you more of Amanda Holden's finest assets today, but the case continues.

While I did manage to replace the hundred Hershey bars with Ex-Lax [$500 — explosives] before the Great Bonfire, the rigged s'mores were quickly detected by the lardy E., who knows his chocolate.

Atalante soon outran pursuit and escaped into the Atlantic, the prize crew even managing to replace the damaged main topsail in the midst of the chase with the assistance of the French prisoners on board.

Goldberger's screenplay manages to replace the casualness of a character portrait with the cumulative, torsional narrative of a thriller, while surreptitiously maintaining its priority of detail the entire time.

Vescent has managed to replace these moving mechanical parts with a solid-state beam-steering system.

Instead of hiring 750 examiners as planned last year, for example, it barely managed to replace those who left.