Sentence examples for off the coup from inspiring English sources

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

But ultimately, in many ways, it was modern media that helped Mr. Erdogan fend off the coup.

Combined with a sudden visit by President Asif Ali Zardari to Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, the statement set off the coup rumors.

The interview is sure to produce some memorable exchanges, but the way that NBC News pulled off the coup is noteworthy as well.

Eliza, by George, got it and brought off the coup of passing herself off as a Hungarian princess rather than a Covent Garden flower seller.

Charles had begun to buy during his stay in Spain, and four years after the trip he pulled off the coup of the Gonzaga collection.

Atsu will be ineligible to face parent club Chelsea next term and Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe believes the promoted side have pulled off quite the coup.

The seven killings all occurred against a backdrop of political unrest set off by the coup that ousted President Manuel Zelaya 13 months ago.

That is a concern for the candidates, who fear that the international aid that was cut off after the coup will not resume once a new president takes office in January.

Finishing things off is the coup de grace.

The Mets pulled off quite the coup in December of 2012 when they shipped 37-year-old R.A. Dickey north of the border for a package that included Syndergaard and catcher Travis d'Arnaud.