Sentence examples for having brought off from inspiring English sources

Having brought off my effort as well as I could, I must now pay the price.

It is very rare for an actual prize-winner to get proper laughs, which here were at least partly a ­tribute to the recipient's confidence and sang-froid in having brought off an effective joke when all that was ­expected was slush.

"We've brought funders, we've brought the international agencies and we've brought off-track countries together in one day to look at why progress has stalled in some cases and how it can be moved forward more quickly, and particularly this issue of how you can deal with the most marginalized of children," Mr. Brown said.

Only seven other fillies have brought off the double.

A stage director in life as in art, he had brought off a thoroughly creepy coup.

Zucker had been bitten by a declarer who had brought off a rare ruffing squeeze.

But in the end, I think Castor has brought off the coup as planned.

He hopes she won't be disturbed until she has brought off her goslings.

Then, he would have brought off the deft recovery, landed the ball on a sixpence and probably saved his par.

(Almodóvar is the director who might have brought off the sultry spirit of Manuel Puig's "Kiss of the Spider Woman").

The Arsenal manager had brought off Alexandre Lacazette in the 66th minute and the travelling support could not believe it.