How to use "managed" in a sentence

I've managed to chip a space above and below an area of pink rock

He lived with his wife at the club, which they managed together

She finally managed to earn a little money sewing shirts, but she was unable to send money regularly to the Thenardiers.

At first, no one believed him, but he managed to persuade the court by skilfully questioning each of the witnesses, revealing personal information that only the real Jean Valjean could have known

She managed a few more steps, and stopped again

I believe that he recently managed a small inn in the village of Montfermeil, not far from Paris

He managed to open it but, before he could jump, the three men jumped on him and held him to the floor.

And he got to the truck and managed to drive to the road, where for a few minutes he thought he was free

She managed not to say anything in front of her little brother, but Gran could see at once that she was upset.

uh, yes," she managed to say

"Well, Gran," said Sala, "maybe one day, when Cham comes out of the pod, and they've managed to break through the force field, we really will be able to go together

She managed to be both a fine dancer and a good mother, although that was not always easy; she loved Danny, and she enjoyed her work and she thrived on double duty.

Carefully managed

"In one sentence he managed to flatter you, flatter me, and impress all of us with his modesty

"You managed," she said, and that was as close as she could come to accusing him of anything.

She managed to break the grip of fear that had paralyzed her, and she put her fingers on the keyboard

By the time he called the police and managed to explain the situation, they might be too late to help Tina.

Surely they couldn't have managed to get more than a glimpse."

"A tremendous sense of peace, of reassurance, came over me in the diner, just before you finally managed to shut off the jukebox

During the first year, he'd taken commercial flights or rented the services of a trustworthy private pilot who could fly the conventional twin-engine craft that Alexander's predecessor had managed to pry out of the Network's budget

With smiles, murmured assurances, and kisses planted on his frail hands, she finally managed to persuade him to tuck both of his arms close to his body.

I had just managed to pull on trousers and a shirt and grab a hat and coat, when a black Citroen stopped outside the door.

So he came back here with Mr Hawes last night and, I think, managed to put some much stronger pills in Mr Hawes' box

I got to my feet at last and, keeping low, managed to get into a wood near Maybury without the machines seeing me

After it got dark, the soldier finally ran and managed to get across the railway.

He put a hole in its front tire while he was pulling it through the broken window, and cut his wrist, but he managed to get away on it

Probably because it did not fire, it managed to get quite close

I managed to get a couple of glasses of dirty water

After a lot of trouble, I managed to break into a pub and find some food and drink

One man - the first - had even managed to send a telegram to Paris

In a short while, Mercy left the house to go and live in the government house that Mensar-Arthur had managed to get for her.

Mrs Fairlie was a foolish ugly woman who had somehow managed to marry one of the most handsome men in England.