Sentence examples for pull off this illusion from inspiring English sources
No other sculptor that I know of, living or dead, could pull off this illusion.
"It's a collective effort to pull off this illusion of moving drawings," he says.
Watching her float in the pool of a rented mansion, overturned tea lights around her, as the other woman turned their shimmery backs it's hard to believe anyone could pull off this illusion for more than a few hours.
Pulling off this trick requires incredible strength.
The special effect, achieved by green screen for TV, employs a hole cut into the ground beneath the maze, allowing the scareactor to pull off the illusion.
If the film has any serious flaws, it's that the constraints turn into limitations precisely because Panahi struggles to pull off the illusion.
She can pull off this hat.
Only she could pull off this look.
But it sometimes comes so close to pulling off the illusion that it invites you to look for the imperfections.
The riskiest decision any of these people made was to have David, Charles Dickens's boy hero, played by an adult (Kieran Campion), even when the character is only 7. Mr. Campion pulls off the illusion admirably, aided by Mark Shanahan as the older David, narrating with considerable feeling and maturity as he stands onstage observing his younger self through much of the play.
You are so close to the action wherever you sit in the Tobacco Factory that it might seem impossible to pull off an illusion, and yet, shielded and disclosed by lighting, soldiers unravel and turn out to be the dead; one military chap shrugs off his coat to become a deceased queen.
