Sentence examples for brought off to from inspiring English sources
Costa was brought off to a standing ovation.
Pennington, a promising product of the club's academy who was unfortunate to be brought off at half-time, tangled with his captain, Phil Jagielka, trying to clear.
The piece was not well known, and generally thought to be uneven and difficult to bring off.
The role of Claggart, the psychologically twisted master-at-arms, full of thwarted attraction to the handsome Billy, is hard to bring off.
Peter Porter: I'm not at all confident about the quality of what I do, and I suffer like all people do, I think, who are writers, an intense disappointment – not at the reception of what I've written, but at my own inability to bring off what I want to bring off.
Rolling from the personal to the historical, the vatic to the domestic, this is not an easy play to bring off.
Unaware that she is Raymond's wife, another set of Gestapo officers listen to her entreaty, which she's just authoritative enough to bring off.
He was swiftly brought off, having appeared to injure himself in the challenge, and it remained a fair numerical contest.
They brought off a winger to replace Hartley, so that the fury of the contest might be maintained.
