Sentence examples for managing to bring from inspiring English sources

Some met with success, maybe even managing to bring home some ducks or geese or a deer.

A few weeks later her husband followed them to Switzerland, managing to bring with him just a few pieces of furniture.

Dalglish's side enjoyed their best spell after that, playing with real self-belief and managing to bring Bellamy more into the game, though when Gerrard galloped onto a Carroll knockdown and attempted what would have been the most spectacular of equalisers, he could not keep his shot down and the ball nearly ended up in Wembley's second tier.

By somehow managing to bring together the kind of filmgoer who will pay to see an alien movie with those who would rather spend their last dollar on a late-night screening of The Notebook (as well as looping in some brilliantly synapse-boggling 3D), Cameron briefly appeared to have single-handedly rescued Hollywood from certain doom.

"I started feeling, as I said, a little bit better, but I wasn't managing to bring my A game when it was most needed in the end of the fourth".

Managing to bring his cavalrymen on the ridge, Nansouty formed them in line and launched them against the enemy, pushing back in disorder two Russian battalions.

Thistle manager Alan Archibald said: "I'm delighted to have managed to bring Lyle to Firhill.

Manager Martin Foyle said: "I'm pleased we've managed to bring Tom in, he has a lot of promising attributes".

Yeltsin managed to bring Russia even lower.

It still managed to bring £1,250.

She finally managed to bring them together at luncheon.