Sentence examples for could pull off a victory from inspiring English sources

Strategists watching the race say they doubt that she could pull off a victory.

His fortunes have risen in Iowa, scrambling the field as some polls suggest that Mr. Paul could pull off a victory in the caucuses on Jan . 3

Manfred Güllner, who heads the Forsa Institute, said that even if the Social Democratic candidate in Lower Saxony, Mr. Weil, could pull off a victory, it would be unlikely to translate into increased support for Mr. Steinbrück.

The polls had been indicating the billionaire was on course to win Iowa, and there was a growing sense that if he could pull off a victory in such a rural, evangelical state, he could become unstoppable.

If Wales could pull off a victory it would be amazing for team spirit, not only for this Six nations, but ahead of the forthcoming World Cup.

Opposition leader Henrique Capriles, who won 45% of the vote against Chavez in October, could pull off a victory if the Socialists are divided.

If he wins his gamble, he could pull off a leadership victory in 2018.

Our forecast model also asserts that there is a small chance — about 3 percent — that Newt Gingrich could pull off a miracle victory in Iowa.

It was, though — particularly the result in Mississippi, where a series of favorable polls had led Romney, his establishment backers, and many commentators (but not this one) to believe he could pull off a surprise victory.

Ossoff led the field, with forty-nine per cent of the vote, in April's so-called jungle primary, and Democrats began to hope that he could pull off a historic victory and demonstrate that Trump is poison to the Republican Party, at least in certain areas.

But who could pull off a fraud like that?