Sentence examples for ability to pull things from inspiring English sources

No ability to pull things together".

Luckily, Gallab has the ability to pull things back on track, and by the end he is juxtaposing west African musical motifs, squealing guitar solos and 1970s-era Stevie Wonder funk elements with ease – all those years of multitasking clearly paid off.

That Warner, a former Fifa vice-president, might have inadvertently found a single drop of quasi-morality in what is widely perceived to be an ocean of the other is a testament to his enduring ability to pull things out of the bag, even as he is serially accused of stuffing wads of the green stuff into it.

It was an idea a minute — no discipline, no ability to be able to pull things together.

He accused Mr. Gingrich of showing "no discipline, no ability to be able to pull things together," in Congress, and said he presented the frequent "worrisome moment that something's going to pop".

They're starting to pull things together.

"They like to pull things off.

"Other than that, we just got to pull things together".

Babies and some toddlers love to pull things.

"Tony Bennett has the pizazz, prestige, name recognition, talent, and ability to pull this thing off with class".

He has an ability to pull himself out, look at it and say things need to be changed".