Sentence examples for brought off this from inspiring English sources

O'Brien, a professor at Newcastle University, brought off this rarest of feats with his collection The Drowned Book.

Rivette, a New Wave original from a half century ago, has brought off this period movie in an atmosphere of unrivalled stillness.

"No other major American actor could have brought off this kind of multifaceted tour de force," a Time magazine critic said.

Though the Philharmonic musicians brought off this dazzlingly orchestrated piece and generated vivid colors and energy, the playing seemed not yet quite assured, which is understandable for such a challenging score.

Although it was hard, in these surroundings, always to follow the fine points of either composer's argument, Mr. Gellev brought off this summation at least with the gentle sweetness it demands.

He had saddled winners of five previous Gold Cups and one Futurity, but he had never before brought off this golden double event; neither had any other trainer for that matter.

Not that we question the eventual ability of science to bring off this grotesque stunt.

It's hard to bring off this kind of populist mix without seeming to pander.

Not that we question the eventual ability of science to bring off this grotesque stunt..

For the first few hundred pages, Stephenson brings off this peculiar balance with a certain geeky brio.

With a few textual trims, Mr. Sullivan and his performers bring off this feat with an ease that, by this point, hardly surprises.