Sentence examples for managed to visit from inspiring English sources
"I've only managed to visit him once.
"Today I managed to visit my friends and they had canned meat to share.
With work and school, I managed to visit my son just a few times a year.
At the time she heard from her brothers, she had managed to visit her mother twice.
A handful of Loos's admirers managed to visit surreptitiously what architectural historians regarded as his masterpiece.
In April 1942 he managed to visit General Charles de Gaulle in London and became one of his primary advisers.
Some have wives who can't manage to visit, because they're too frail".
Still, many retirees manage to visit the United States at least a few times a year, and their new homes can be attractive vacation destinations for friends and relatives.
On my own or with an equally obsessed companion, I regularly make jaunts, camera in hand, to as many old houses as I can manage to visit.
(Do these people ever sleep?) We did manage to visit several colleges this spring, but were flying a little blind until we knew our son's SAT scores -- and thus which colleges would be realistic choices.
In a couple of particularly sentimental scenes, Henry manages to visit Clare and his daughter after his own death, and in those moments there is the evanescent comfort of a vague spirituality.
