Sentence examples similar to assuming that it pulled off from inspiring English sources

They would assume that Israel was pulling off the table concessions that Mr. Barak offered in August at Camp David that would permit joint sovereignty with the Palestians over parts of Jerusalem.

And that's assuming they pull off the acting part.

That's assuming that Xerox can even pull off the complex divestiture, for which executives gave no timetable.

But Samsung is pulling something off that it has never pulled off before: accessibility.

Assume for a moment that the LA Times pulled off a statistical miracle and overcame all of the criticisms of value-added methodology, it's still awful to shame people.

It was widely assumed across the Tech campus that the prank was pulled off by a group of Georgia Tech students in an homage to the longstanding Tech Tower tradition; however, it is possible that the T in the banner came loose and fell to the stands below.

Mr. Koerber pulled off seven others like it that year.

Was that hard to pull off?

It would be dangerous to assume that they can pull it off — we've been there before.

How it pulled that off is instructive.

But it must be said that he pulls off the job admirably.