Sentence examples for ability to pull it from inspiring English sources

Even those who back fiscal consolidation have doubts about Mr Kan's ability to pull it off.

"JetBlue probably has the ability to pull it off because they position themselves as a younger, hipper brand".

There are a couple of players that are, and they have the ability to pull it back".

"Everybody kind of fantasises about it – flying – and it's an amazing place in history right now that man actually has the ability to pull it off".

Meeting with Mr. Nichols, he added, also convinced him that though this was just the director's third feature, he had the ability to pull it off.

Along the way, the pairs crack wise, visit pleasure palaces, and enjoy both their well-wrought scheme and their ability to pull it off.

Might not sound like a talent, but if you've got the people skills, the planning, and the organization abilities necessary to pull it off, celebrate that as a success.

The idea that Tesco has always been a corner-shop-crushing colossus is a lie, one perpetuated by bitter, third-rate businessmen who would dearly love to have achieved a quarter of what Cohen did but lacked the ability and luck to pull it off, and who now seek to clothe their envy and hypocrisy in the rhetoric of care for the community.

But FAT has disbanded, and no one else has its ability to pull off its flirtations with kitsch.

CMGI's ability to pull together its advertising properties could be the acid test of its ability to turn great ideas into profits.

"I'm worried that it's going to get a wink and nod in the Senate, and become part of a package at the behest of Sen. McCain, who wields considerable influence there, and it'll come to the floor where it will be part of an entire package, and we won't have the ability to pull that out and separate it," Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz).