Sentence examples for are to pull off from inspiring English sources

Hull wilted as the game drew on and they will need a final-day-of-the-season victory if they are to pull off survival.

It is that failure that ensures England still have much to do on day five if they are to pull off the most remarkable of escapes.

Gloucestershire will now need to chase down the sixth-highest score in County Championship history if they are to pull off a remarkable win on the final day.

The Leone Star must win in South Africa and Egypt have to defeat Niger if they are to pull off a shock qualification.

The only way to begin to recover is to pull off the improbable.

That sounds like a plan, hard as it might be to pull off.

Now her ambition is to pull off a Judi Dench, a Francesca Annis or a Helen Mirren.

Charlie's plan was to pull off an elaborate, vengeful robbery.

You can imagine how difficult this is to pull off when everybody else is chowing down on holiday party food.

The best way to win, then, is to pull off the road the minute you take the lead.

That's what Lakshmi Mittal will need if he's to pull off his Arcelor coup d'etat.