Sentence examples for managing to take a from inspiring English sources

Another passenger on the platform filmed the rat climbing onto the snoozing stranger's lap and managing to take a close-up photo of itself before the phone's owner awoke.

"People are very interested in her right now," Kim Sun Hwa, a 35-year-old civil servant, said after finally managing to take a cellphone photo on her third try.

Though valuable applications (or so it seems), it's intriguing that folks like Disney and Comcast are managing to take a back seat to lesser known brands.

I know it's hard to imagine (it certainly was for me), but even managing to take a shower is a daily, herculean challenge.

For example, weak intent can lead some not to create strategies to guard against unintentional difficulties to ensure they take the drug reliably; in contrast, constant unintentional difficulties in managing to take a drug can lead to dwindling intent, particularly if there are no overt consequences of non-adherence.

They say that if we manage to take a dip today, we would be internally cleansed.

During the delay, he managed to take a one-hour nap.

"The secretary is the first precinct captain who manages to take a leadership role.

"I had a lucky streak when I managed to take a lot of wickets in not many games.

The Magic managed to take a 17-point lead going into halftime without making a single foul shot.

It's about how do we manage to take a stage performance but make it feel bigger and more cinematic".