Sentence examples for managed to tap from inspiring English sources

Trump, despite being a billionaire, has managed to tap into a seething well of discontent.

He's somehow managed to tap a bedrock reverence for the art and make so many people reconnect with poetry.

Eventually, Manantiz managed to tap into European and Portuguese rural development subsidies to cover 40 percent of the construction cost.

Once again he has managed to tap the intangible essence and visual chemistry of ubiquitous, discarded objects.

Ayatollah Khomeini had managed to tap into some of our deepest and ugliest cultural tendencies and mobilize them to achieve political power.

Entergy has managed to tap dance around a report from James Lee Witt, the former director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which declared the emergency response unworkable.

It might have been a different story had Strettle not managed to tap-tackle a charging George North 15 metres short of the line, or if Leigh Halfpenny had not mishit his first shot at goal.

But this production, infatuated with sound and image at the expense of meaning, never manages to tap into its primal power.

France take the penalty quickly and score a try, and ref Lewis calls them back because Nallet didn't actually manage to tap the ball properly.

Despite the impossible setup and some unfortunate scripted clichés and miscalculations (two railroad men deliver a précis on the modern railway for our benefit alone), Ms. Eastwood does manage to tap into something honest and unexpectedly moving at times.

Eventually, he manages to tap into a submerged reserve of energy, and hauls himself up, groaning, to achieve something he has been physically unable to do for nearly three hours – get out of bed, walk 20ft to the toilet and execute a wee.