Sentence examples for managed to step from inspiring English sources
Dr Martens even managed to step inside the House of Commons.
But here, too, he managed to step on his own moment.
The bank has managed to step into every financial mess of the last few decades.
Murray broke for 3-1 and managed to step up to finally see off his tiring opponent.
The MEDA economies have managed to step up their growth rates to 4.4% since the turn of the century.
Now the Academy, which has always managed to step past Mr. Altman's work briskly, is pausing to acknowledge a lifetime of work.
Potential savings in Ireland for a one year period (2007 2008) were estimated based on the evidence that 40-70% of patients have successfully managed to step-down to a maintenance dose of their existing PPI in practice [ 8, 9, 28].
Our house is basically a massive theater for what he calls "the foot game" — whoever manages to step on top of another person's foot wins.
"Anybody who expected that Nick Hayek would disappoint or not manage to step out of his father's shadow has been proven dead wrong," said René Beyer, chief executive of Beyer, a watch retailer in Zurich.
Together, these three sad sacks do little and talk about less — while still managing to step on one another's lines — occasionally egged on by the burps and wails of the soundtrack's improvised songs.
But its defiance heightens concern.That may be Mr Ahmadinejad's intention: creating nuclear facts on the ground faster than diplomats from Europe, America, Russia and China can manage to step up international pressure against him.
