Sentence examples for now managed to get from inspiring English sources
They have now managed to get the party banned.Such measures are likely to backfire.
So it launched an energetic lobbying campaign that has now managed to get the phrase "taking account of its special nature, its structures based on voluntary activity and its social and educational function" inserted into a new draft.
When the News of the World (NoW) managed to get Tommy Sheridan, the charismatic Scottish socialist leader, jailed for perjury after his libel victory over NoW allegations of sexual shenanigans, a lot of Scots were on his side.
The news served as a reminder of the colossal failure of the federal government's war on sports doping: Roger Clemens was acquitted outright, Bonds has now managed to get even his puny house-arrest sentence vacated, and Lance Armstrong's scalp ultimately went to Oprah.
Nathan Baca, a reporter for 8 News NOW, managed to get Angle on camera, but when he asked her what she'd meant by saying that "If this Congress keeps going the way it is, people are really looking towards those Second Amendment remedies," she refused to respond even as he chased her into the parking lot.
Its rightful owner had lost it during Communism and he had now managed to get it back in court.
More people will now manage to get tickets directly from the sale rather than through a reseller; based on her past tours, these fans will save money relative to buying tickets in the secondary market even accounting for the merchandise they purchase.
Photographers Michael Danischewski and Andrew Johnson have been best friends for years, but until now haven't managed to get their artwork in the same room.
If you find yourself smack dab in that venn diagram overlap between "Wants Glass" and "Still hasn't managed to get Glass", now's your time.
I stopped myself screaming "Impregnate me now" and managed to get pregnant the "normal" way.
Now, Karl Rove managed to get at the moderates by first mobilizing the right of his base, the evangelicals.
