Sentence examples for pull off a shot from inspiring English sources

"I'm in the back of the field, I was trying to make a 1," Na said, adding, "I was trying to pull off a shot that's maybe a low-percentage shot".

But neither had pulled off a shot like that in a moment with so much pressure.

"I'm just not worried so much about pulling off a shot or making a perfect decision or shooting a great score," he said.

For instance, if you do a forward roll into a room and manage to pull off a head shot and then another head shot then your points go sky high.

In the madness, barely anyone could pull off a good shot.

"The challenge is hitting a ball with a less-than-perfect implement, but when you pull off a good shot, it's exhilarating," Stevens said.

With each passing week, there are a growing number of players on the tour who, when they pull off a great shot or drop a long putt, look like they are getting a root-canal.

Mr. Gori was giving his pitch for the marble renaissance that Carrara is trying to pull off, a long-shot campaign that hit its stride over the summer.

Never mind that the freshman Rivers, with a season-high 29 points and the uncanny timing of Spider-Man, was able to pull off a last-second shot against the Tar Heels, who had maintained a somewhat comfortable lead over the Blue Devils in the second half.

When a team only has seven tenths of a second to score, sometimes it takes a little trickery to pull off a game-winning shot.

Other posters aim to achieve an artsy look with black-and-white galleries; indeed, the bros seem proud when they can pull off a truly artistic shot.