Sentence examples for really managed to get 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?

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.

"I was laid off in '08, and I never really managed to get back into the job market," said Jan Thomas, 62, who lives in Sarasota, Fla.

But it was her kitchen renovation, which included appliances, cabinets, counters and floor, where she really managed to get a lot for a little.

[Aside from North Face x Supreme], the only other item I've really wanted that I actually managed to get was the first Stone Island Raso Gommato camouflage jacket.

So if it turns out LG really has managed to get the same level of picture quality onto its far more affordable 2017 OLED TVs, then OLED could finally be all set to become a major commercial as well as critical hit.

Leyton Orient striker David Mooney speaks to BBC London 94.9: "It was a massive win, in the first 25 minutes of the first-half I thought we were excellent and we started the second-half really well and managed to get three really good goals in the second half, so long may that continue".

There are more, but that's enough for a respectable musical farewell to Mr. Perry, who somehow, I can't really imagine how, managed to get elected governor of Texas three times.

I thought if I was really lucky and managed to get some traction on social media, we could, perhaps, make £1,000 over a few weeks, which would be amazing.