Sentence examples for ability to pull them from inspiring English sources

The band have good reason to be defensive in interviews, sceptical of their ability to pull them off, and keen to have their manager keeping watch.

Afrojack makes amazing music, and one thing that's never changed is his ability to pull a crowd and work them into a frenzy.

Developers will now be able to tap into Facebook Inbox though the new API, giving them the ability to pull in a user's Facebook messages.

The Knicks' decision may hinge on their confidence in their ability to pull off a subsequent trade that would bring them an accomplished big man, either a center or a power forward.

For example, Job Fusion relied on the ability to pull where a user's friends work to show them job openings at those companies.

But they also have this ability to pull water molecules out of the air and render them liquid.

He's been called "genreless" and the male alternative to Lorde for his ability to pull from different styles – Bon Iver, OutKast and Kid Cudi, among them – and create new music that genuinely feels fresh and accessible.

The ability to pull the price of AIDS drugs within reach of those who need them may someday come from the backing of some international organization, or the pharmaceutical industry might find religion.

"That has very much disrupted their efforts in Afghanistan and has caused them to be less effective in terms of their ability to pull off an attack in Kabul," Anderson added.

And for those times when things don't click, I have the framework to figure them out, the tools to find missing information, and the ability to pull it all together.

Wherever you stand, what's undeniable is HQ's ability to pull in thousands every weekend to move amongst a sea of bodies while a DJ rules over them like some high priest.