Sentence examples for complicated to pull from inspiring English sources
Ultimately it was too complicated to pull it off.
The idea seems simple, but has been fairly complicated to pull off.
Even though "Moonlight," the first track on the new album, was inspired by the "Twilight" series of books and movies, vampirism isn't the pull — it's just the usual story of a coupling that is too logistically complicated to pull off.
They fielded a lot of clever suggestions — sell their story to a home-design television show, or the house to a company like Home Depot for a national tour — that were too complicated to pull off.
Microsoft confirmed the talks in a statement issued just before the trial started, saying the discussions ended after each side decided the merger would be too complicated to pull off.
Informed by historical battles, like Agincourt in 1415 and Cannae in 216 B.C., as well as films like Akira Kurosawa's "Ran," the sequence was brutal to watch and enormously complicated to pull off.
This is a very complicated move to pull in a basket toss so practice the less complicated moves first.
I must admit they charmed me, especially Petra, who refused to be filmed not smiling – an admirable if physically complicated task to pull off.
There was a time when being 'on television' was a very complicated event to pull off.
The dispute threatens to complicate efforts to pull the country back together.
I hadn't realised how complicated it was to pull off a wedding, but I already feel like he's my husband.
