Sentence examples for managed to tunnel from inspiring English sources

The Jaguars were responsible for the two lowest "Monday Night Football" ratings of the season, but the Seahawks and the Rams managed to tunnel beneath them with this week's cavalcade of blocked punts, hacky-sacked snaps and screen passes that hit the receiver's knee on one bounce.

But people had several questions on reddit for us – and one in particular caught our attention: How exactly did our ancestors manage to tunnel hundreds of metres into the ground?

Of course, the fact that someone managed to access the tunnel in order to set up the mystery bedroom raises safety and security concerns.

His age has been reported — 57 — but not his name, nor some other matters The Lede is curious about, like how many mice he went through and how he managed to avoid carpal tunnel syndrome.

Thank God, I managed to enter the walkway tunnel between stations and I was not affected.

Despite her terrible injuries, Elsie managed to stumble through the tunnel to the bottom of what locals called the "ABC steps"; a steep flight of 26 steps up to the main road.

In late March 1943, a group of officers, including Hargest and Miles, managed to escape using a tunnel dug from a disused chapel within the castle walls.

Work on the tunnels began in 1942 and during the night of March 24 , 1944 76 inmates managed to escape down a 101m tunnel.

Using a stove leg to dig a tunnel, he managed to escape after a year, and fled to Germany.

This followed the chaotic scenes of Tuesday, when France's striking ferry workers managed to break into the Channel tunnel, forcing its closure.

"If you look at the prison, it is fortified with berms and T-walls all around — you can't imagine that an ant could get in there — but now we heard the huge and shocking news that hundreds of inmates have managed to escape through an underground tunnel".