Sentence examples for really managed to from inspiring English sources

"I was disappointed we never really managed to get a foothold in the game early on," said the manager, Steve Kean.

Have we really managed to get computers to actually aid creative design and how effective is it?

Yet for the most part, baseball stars haven't really managed to transcend their local markets.

But the great leader never really managed to achieve a sound financial footing.

And few would know if he has really managed to get it right.

"He hasn't really managed to get in and show what's he made of in this series.

You compare Gelb's job to that of a Yankees manager, but could anyone really manage to make the Met as central to the city as the Yankees?

Will I really manage to read all that?

But even those like Frank, who have managed to leave, never really manage to escape.

But will this third referendum really manage to realise what the previous two failed to?

And will just one employee on the board of companies' pay committees really manage to curb excessive pay deals?