Sentence examples for managed to study from inspiring English sources

Some ten thousand young Americans managed to study in Germany during the nineteenth century.

He managed to study law in the prison library in order to help prisoners with their appeals.

Spence has managed to study them together by, as McGlone put it, "slipping in through the perceptual windows" created by sensory illusions.

In the 1980s and 1990s there were few such people: those who had managed to study abroad often did not come back, especially after the Beijing massacre.

Strong, flexible and easily bored, the boy had found a discipline that challenged him.After running away from his village with two rupees in his pocket, Mr Jois eventually managed to study at Mysore and then began to pass on what he had learnt.

Kûkai's accomplishment during his stay in China is phenomenal in that not only did he manage to succeed Hui-kuo in becoming the eighth patriarch of esoteric Buddhism, he also managed to study Sanskrit, Chinese poetry and calligraphy, and various other minor arts.

Didn't you manage to study in the U.S. during the Communist era?

When we do manage to study organisms in their natural environments, unless we work in places that preserve wildlife, like biological field stations, there is no guarantee that they will be safe from disturbance.

He must get food, stay warm, guard his things, and somehow manages to study a very difficult subject for hours with a cheery spirit.

Recently, I went there for an ongoing project, to see how some of the nation's most highly educated women manage to study—and then work under such obstacles.

I manage to study at night with other volunteers residing in the same shelter".