Sentence examples for pull off is from inspiring English sources

One of the hardest Halloween costumes to pull off is the zombie.

The trick universities have to pull off is balancing these different forces.

The trick of Huang's book, which he doesn't quite pull off, is to explain why so many Americans became so enamored of Charlie Chan at just this moment.

Ms. Kornbluh's implication that capitalism is fine but that some infrastructure projects are just too big for the private sector to pull off is simply not the case.

Supply-side measures such as making the labour market more flexible are the most far-reaching part of Abenomics, but they require radical legislation.Just how big a win the LDP will pull off is the question.

The trick they try to pull off is making concessions to modernity without diluting their message, but in the Muslim world, especially, it's not clear how much influence they have.

His speed is unquestionable but at just 5ft 11in, the leaps he can pull off are all the more impressive.

The hardest part to pull off was the eyes, and particular pains were taken in recreating their musculature and expressiveness.

The reality is, I don't think I could ever pull off being a high-status comedian.

What they managed to pull off was nothing short of spectacular, though.

I'm not sure I'd be able to pull off being that lovely.