Sentence examples for we managed to end from inspiring English sources

We had bad run of 11 or 12 games but we have turned back from there and we managed to end the away game blues".

There's no doubt that we have managed to end up with admin costs branded as an organisational stain impossible to remove, rather than the lubricant that makes charities work effectively.

She also raises other questions surrounding how, as a society, we have managed to end up in a position in which marital breakdown now costs £24bn a year: "Historically it wasn't until the late 1800s that it only became respectable to marry for love," she tells me.

And yet, despite the jovial back-and-forth – at one point I accidentally called Rad a dick – we actually managed to end the session with something approaching a consensus.

In this country we're not good at staying true to the true flavour of fruit and vegetables, and we've somehow managed to end up harming them with dangerous new stuffs like salt and sugar.

He had managed to end a personal streak of 284 games without a triple.

Though you managed to end it, you still feel uncomfortable around this person.

Major stock indexes managed to end higher, but more stocks fell than rose on the New York Stock Exchange.

But the FTSE 100 managed to end the day up 16.8 points, or 0.4%, at 4,576.6.

And only in the most recent quarter, Apple managed to end the backlog for the original iPad.

Of all the uprisings in the Arab world, Bahrain managed to end the unrest, largely by using coercive force.