Examples of using Still managed in English and their translations into Spanish
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She incapacitated all four men and still managed to get those girls home for dinner.
Babe Ruth did it all without steroids and still managed to get a candy bar named after him,
How one family was turned upside down and still managed to land on its feet.
I worked full-time in the school cafeteria and still managed to put a hot meal on the table.
today still managed by a community of Cistercian monks.
One couple who, you know, fought endlessly for three years but still managed to fall in love.
50 pounds bigger than me, but I still managed to knock his front teeth out.
movies that she wanted, snubbed most everyone and still managed to be the center of national cinema.
Even though you were inside me only one night, you still managed to take on my form.
And while my dad wasn't much for either… We still managed to find our overlap.
you have assisted him when he was off profile and still managed to survive.
Nowadays the event is organized by PSE Belgium(Promotion for Special Events), still managed by Vereecke and Van Esbroeck.
In the final 6 laps Trulli lost an entire lap to the front runners with engine problems but still managed to finish.
The console was never popular in Japan(being regularly outsold by the PC Engine), but still managed to sell 40 million units worldwide.
However, the company still managed to produce new Commando models,
with 4.6 percent of world population, accounts for 28.8 percent of global product ibid.- and the US still managed to renegotiate its share of the UN budget from 25 down to 22 percent.
The most immediate problem was that the Fund still managed $33 billion
No worries, I have sold my collection many times in the past and still managed to capture Guinness' attention,
Fajardo was unable to match the form of his team-mate on day two, but still managed to salvage a valuable sixth place and score some important
Tokyo's residential homes were a fraction of their peak, but still managed to be listed as the most expensive real estate in the world.