Sentence examples for maybe able to pull from inspiring English sources

Kumar thinks these companies maybe able to pull off a relatively attractive second calendar quarter before experiencing a slowdown in the second half.

Microsoft does have friends in some pretty high places so maybe they'll be able to pull it off after all.

In every part of our being Through every part of our being We won't remember our facts and figures around stress in that moment of spin but maybe we will be able to pull out that stored sensation and feel more clarity and peace.

I agreed that maybe I wouldn't be able to pull that look off with too much aplomb.

Usually, maybe too often, Williams has been able to pull her game off the shelf for Grand Slam events, use her early opponents to shake out the creases, then slowly build up a rhythm before overwhelming the field.

Maybe Western Imperialism wouldn't have been able to pull such audacious shit on everyone if the East stopped making him look like the coolest motherfucker in town by turning up to parties in double denim.

And hey, if they're able to pull off a Saul Goodman spinoff, maybe soon we'll see drug kingpin Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) back for a cooking show (he makes great fried chicken).

"I try to keep the songs very general, because when people listen to my music I want them to be able to pull from it," he says, "to maybe get something from it that helps them in their life.

But maybe the leaders of the three nations will still be able to pull a rabbit out of the hat by next week.

Nokia may be able to pull off billing consumer's phone bills, or maybe not.

You may be able to pull off this manner of conversing when in person, maybe even in an endearing way, but in a personal ad you sound negative.