Sentence examples for managed to string from inspiring English sources

St. John's has managed to string together so many early wins courtesy of a schedule full of small-conference opponents.

In the early 1990s, he went to Egypt with just $150 and managed to string it out for five weeks.

Perhaps not since Plaxico Burress of the New York Giants managed to string together pistol, nightclub, "tucked in his sweatpants waistband" and "went off".

"I had no break points in the first set but I managed to string a few good points together in the tie-break.

England only twice managed to string together seven or more attacking phases against the Georgians, hardly a statistic to alarm the world's best sides.

Andy Murray returned to our screens at the French Open, and managed to string together a promising run of results as he showed his best form since his Wimbledon success last season.

It will be the same if they ever manage to string together a few such performances.

Only once did England manage to string together a long series of attacking phases deep in the French half, and it was a humbling experience.

The grasscourt specialist has dipped to 81st in the rankings after only once managing to string two wins together in a miserable 2016 season punctuated by her bitter break-up with her comedian boyfriend.

If the hurler can manage to string together, say, six innings of shutout ball next time out, that incredible early season number will shrink to 10.16, and that's progress.

Channel 4 has restricted the on-shoot booze ("it's not like the old days," says one C4 employee), but still the cast manage to string out the photo session into late evening.