Sentence examples for likely to pull from inspiring English sources

It is indeed an irony that Israel's arch superhawk looked like the man most likely to pull it off.

They were always likely to pull a stunt like that".

It has to be someplace that you like, because the job is something that is most likely to pull you down.

"Firms are likely to pull back".

Least likely to: Pull our hair back.

Consumers, too, are also likely to pull in their belts.

What is most likely to pull her out of the marsh has always been emotion.

And despite yesterday's good news, that's a trick President Bush still seems likely to pull off.

The auction website restricts sales of toys likely to pull in counterfeiters.

But selling is selling, and the word "Indian" is considered more likely to pull in traffic.

But their selection policy means Clay cannot go and they're less likely to pull it off.