Sentence examples for still managed high from inspiring English sources

Though palpably in pain, he still managed high kicks in platform boots and a miniskirt.

When quizzed if it is actual performance on the pitch that really matters most, Dix is quick to give the example of Norwich City, who despite relegation to League One in 2009 still managed high attendances of more than 24,000 - which he puts down to "an excellent marketing and communications" campaign by the club.

The smallest groups, with budgets of $25,000 to $99,000, had low numbers of full-time and part-time staff and relied on significant in-kind resources but still managed a high level of new creations.

Country-by-country reporting – a key demand of global advocates of tax reform – was the weakest area for most of the multinationals, but they still managed a higher average than the world's largest multinationals achieved in the 2014 report.

Stocks were mixed yesterday but the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index still managed to finish higher for the fourth consecutive week.

Yet he still managed a game-high four shots despite the fact half of Germany appeared to have ahold of his jersey.

In 1999, he ran to represent Vake, a district of Tbilisi built in the nineteen-fifties and sixties, when Soviet architecture could still manage grand, high ceilings and parquet floors for the apparatchik class.

Pledging "to do my damnedest to take the trophy back home for the people of Liverpool," Parrott was riding on an emotional rollercoaster, but still managed to put in high quality displays that had been prominent throughout his season.

But Sneijder, a diminutive attacking midfielder riding high, still managed to make the difference: producing the only goal of a match that was in desperate need of one to keep its observers' thoughts from drifting to the nearby beach or to Argentina's and Lionel Messi's next apparition.

Despite his absence, Amos still managed to feel a higher power.

Despite Europe's sovereign debt crisis, turmoil in the bond markets unsettling investors, government austerity measures and BP's slump following the Gulf of Mexico disaster, equities still managed to move sharply higher last year.