Sentence examples for be French to pull from inspiring English sources

You sort of have to be French to pull this off.

He needs the French to pull the plug.

We saw with Air France flight 447 that the black boxes were recovered two years after the fact, and the French were able to pull all the data off them," said Van Gurley from the Metron company, which took part in the search for flight 447.

During the next day high winds cost both Hoche and Anson a topmast, slowing both squadrons, but the repairs to Hoche were conducted faster and the French were able to pull ahead.

Together with his partner Dominic Badguy — that's pronounced "Bad G," it's French — Constantine begins pulling heists as the group travels around the world, drawing the attention of Ty Burrell's Interpol agent.

That will be tricky to pull off.

will be harder to pull through.

Be French Eric Cantona: the footballer who actually pulled it off.

SEGOLENE ROYAL, the French Socialist presidential candidate, is trying to pull off a heroic political trick.

The Ardennes was used to pull artillery for the French and Belgian armies.

Mr Bush seems convinced that the French are deliberately trying to pull Europe and America apart.