Sentence examples for with managed to from inspiring English sources

Ifill, who was gracious even with those she strongly disagreed with, managed to calibrate professionalism and warmth, intellect and humility, and a keen sense of humor.

There were a few folding chairs and a musty old couch that didn't look like it could take any pressure, but Duncan, who's never been skinny to begin with, managed to squeeze in and make it work.

In fact, the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act – and the amendments within it that targeted free parties (or "free festivals", depending on who you're hanging out with) – managed to drive a lot of the more anarchic sound systems out of the UK and into Europe.

Spektor's "Laughing With" manages to transcend "that crap" by being, itself, transcendent.

We were pleased with managing to get more than 70% of households to take part in our survey.

Without arguing with Robinson, Mac managed to express his reservations.

In 1972, Wong, a Montreal teen-ager giddy with Maoism, managed to enroll at Beijing University.

(One Trike pilot, who was drenched with sweat, managed to say, "The hills are getting to me").

How had these people with schizophrenia managed to succeed in their studies and at such high-level jobs?

Other paratroopers with armor managed to reach the unit and retrieve them, before the Israelis withdrew under Egyptian pressure.

Left for dead, the man survived when the woman who had been taken with him managed to alert police.