Sentence examples for capable to pull from inspiring English sources

Penalty, Thomas Müller, 2-1, ofe of those terribly fortunate Bayern wins that only Bayern are capable to pull off regularly.

The employee also said that Wal-Mart asked Hewlett-Packard to pull the "Vista Capable" labels off computers before shipping them.

And, too, the failure to develop the wheel, attributed by some to the lack of a large indigenous creature capable of pulling; by others to a belief in the sacredness of the great circle, the sun, not to be sullied by practical application.

Except that the Swiss turns 34 next month – an age when tennis players aren't supposed to be capable of pulling off such feats.

A trim wingspan (23.25 feet) would make the Javelin agile and acrobatic, capable of pulling up to six g's on high-speed turns, rolls and loops.

Peterson also praised the cliffhanger ending, believing it to be "capable of pulling your eyeballs right out of your head".

In one stall, a man was trying to drum up interest in a $15,000 remote-control truck capable of pulling a trailer to set a charge near a suspected improvised explosive device.

Executive overconfidence exacerbates this problem: a C.E.O. is far more likely to see himself as capable of pulling off what Jack Welch did at G.E. than to recognize the probability that layoffs will make only a trivial difference.

Only a conservative government close to industry is capable of pulling off such a shift in energy policy.

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Companies are struggling to find people capable of pulling off advertising in social media spaces.