Sentence examples for managed to take away from inspiring English sources

"He even managed to take away many of Lalu Yadav's Muslim votes by splitting them on caste lines, and similarly divided the Dalit vote.

To cover up Ms. Gu's crime, he and several other officers managed to take away blood samples and other evidence for about a day, presumably to tamper with it.

Prosecutors said the teen's brother managed to take away the pipe.

Apparently she had been reading Sun Tzu herself, as she managed to take away the element of surprise.

Somehow, Florida GOP chairman Jim Greer managed to take away that this meant "taxpayer dollars" would be used to "indoctrinate America's children to his socialist agenda".

No, I saw all that we were and all that we have managed to take away from earth in just a few short years.

The earliest states were brutal and despotic, but they did manage to take away opportunities for runaway vendettas.

They did not even manage to take away, as at first they had hoped to do, one of the big clay jars.

Yahoo's oneSearch is one of the few search engines that manages to take away the massive suck factor from the process.

And by clearly postulating that standpoint throughout the development of the approach, the authors manage to take away concerns about the approach's limited use and answer exactly those questions they have set out to tackle.

"So much was happening, I just concentrated on that young man, tying up his legs... and I managed to take him away to the ambulance".