Sentence examples for managing to get to from inspiring English sources

Over the years I have stayed faithful, even managing to get to two of his concerts, one in Toronto and one at the O2 in London.

He could not get into Lopez's serve, not even managing to get to deuce, and when Lopez broke him to go 5-4 it was game over as he served it out for the match.

Or maybe she couldn't join the likes of Ashton Kutcher in managing to get to Israel to see Berg entombed in the huge mausoleum that had been purpose-built for him.

Emily freezes, then replies with a tight smile, "Trophies aren't just pretty, they denote accomplishment, like putting yourself through law school, running a dozen successful political campaigns by the age of 40 and still managing to get to the gym three days a week, and I mean real classes, not just standing there on the elliptical".

Managing to get to the age of 16-and-a-half in Gwent without indulging in what is virtually a national religion was an achievement almost as impressive as becoming the star of a tour for which you were forty-ninth choice.

A good meal with friends; an ice cream at the beach; managing to get to the swimming pool at just the right time to make sure you're not stuck doggy-paddling behind Ethel and Fred for half an hour.

He & his entire family managed to get to France.

"I'm surprised I managed to get to the final.

He managed to get to the West and got a doctorate in 1975 from the University of Heidelberg.

He begins to harass Leary and his wife, and they manage to get to Switzerland.

He manages to get to the spot where some day an oil company will begin drilling.