Sentence examples for first pulled off from inspiring English sources
It's the second time for Cutler, who first pulled off the feat with Denver in 2007.
Ehrlich went on to explain that the Grammys' closing number is meant to play out as a "final jam", in a style first pulled off by Arcade Fire in 2011 and continued by host LL Cool J in 2012.
Your left hand should still be holding and marking the ribbon you first pulled off.
While Brazil and Argentina are usually major threats, they will have to first pull off an upset against Spain.
For starters, researchers must first pull off the effect without the use of atomic force microscopes, which aren't a practical addition to disk drive technology.
First, pull off the hard drive if you haven't already.
First, she pulled off the almost impossible trick of being highly individual and resolutely her own woman, while sustaining a career at the heart of the most conformist and cliched Hollywood years.
Vettel rejoined seventh and passed team-mate Mark Webber to run sixth but pulled off with six laps to go.
Shiffrin, the world champion and World Cup leader, led after the first run and pulled off a remarkable recovery from a mid-course mistake to post the sixth quickest second-run time for a winning aggregate of 1 44.54.
Again produced by Jeff Tweedy and Tom Schick, Stars Wars on first hearing has pulled off the same trick.
