Sentence examples for not actually managed from inspiring English sources

To that extent it is true, and was widely acknowledged at the time, that Corbyn had not actually managed to enthuse millions of previous non-voters to go to the polls for the first time, despite some claims to the contrary.

You're chewing gum furiously but you've not actually managed to do anything even resembling work yet and your colleagues are talking about you on Gchat.

Even then Roma did not actually manage another touch after Nainggolan's stoppage-time penalty had made it 4-2.

Worse, you may not actually manage to bring Congress around; even our newly expanded Democratic majority is twitchy about placing extra burdens on the economy just now.

He did not actually manage to oust any of them, of course, the defeat of a legislative incumbents being next to impossible in New York State.

"We're not actually managing your identity — that should be application specific, and you shouldn't have all of your information in one place".

For reasons that are unclear, he did not actually manage a franchise in the short-lived alternative league and resumed his career as a minor league manager.

The 2nd period began as the 1st had ended, with the Flyers beginning to test Andersen in the Duck's goal, but not actually managing to get anything behind him into the net.

Until now, though, I haven't actually managed to find a way to pursue my absolute first-choice activity during office hours.

So far we haven't actually managed to find one, but let's face it, if you can check into the Priory to cure yourself of racism, shoe addiction should be a doddle.

Vivian hadn't actually managed to get a ticket for the service, but he managed to sneak in at the back just as the coffin was being carried to the grave, and was still overwhelmed by the emotion of the moment.