Sentence examples for managed to utter from inspiring English sources
Mr Yari looked around and managed to utter just one word.
Scared, Manu only managed to utter a few words in Bengali between sobs.
Even Mr. Sharon has managed to utter his support for a Palestinian state despite the Likud Party's resolution against it.
Michael Slater, among the army of former players thronging the commentary box, managed to utter the immortally confident line that Australia were 91 runs behind but the match was evenly poised – just before they lost their ninth wicket.
And the irrepressible man from Mar-a-Lago managed to utter a few off-script Trumpisms — "very bad," "believe me," a "disaster" — the now-familiar verbal crutches of a man who is singularly driven to constantly speak his mind while not really possessing the means to do so.
"Please," he managed to utter softly, "Please".
If she manages to utter several coherent sentences in a row, it will be declared a draw.
How often do contemporary politicians manage to utter a phrase so memorable that someone will want to chant it in the streets?
Hoping to win over some of the more macho waiters, he does manage to utter a few words about his taste in women, with disastrous results.
He uses very few words, but those he manages to utter say a lot.
Others have quietly endorsed him but can barely manage to utter his name, except to say that he would be a better choice than the alternative.
