Sentence examples for pulled off a masterstroke from inspiring English sources

"France has pulled off a masterstroke," chimed in Libération, a leftish daily.

Just before they rolled the tape, Feige pulled off a masterstroke, leaving the stage in the hands of someone frankly far more qualified to get the crowd going.

Megan has long been Emmerdale's most joyous troublemaker, but even she pulled off a masterstroke when she forced lusty Leyla to confess she'd been having an affair with Jai by pretending he was dead.

This time last year, when Super Bowl touched down on 3 February, Disney pulled off a masterstroke and unleashed Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour.

I left three days later a convert and convinced London 2012 organisers had pulled off a masterstroke in embedding the relay in each community it passed through, meaning that a glowing core of local pride outweighed any residual discomfort at the multinational wrapper it came in.

But Portsmouth may just have pulled off a masterstroke in appointing him as Steve Cotterill's replacement.

South Africa's first black president pulled off a political masterstroke by wearing a Springbok jersey to embrace the traditionally Afrikaner sport and rally both blacks and suspicious whites.

Monaco was up next and Hamilton ended his eight-race losing streak after he pulled off a tactical masterstroke in the rain, as well as benefiting from a disastrous pit-stop mistake by Daniel Ricciardo's Red Bull team.

Hey, just imagine if Obama had pulled off a true masterstroke in a wickedly competitive international economy, namely finding a Commerce Secretary who could speak Chinese!

But then Huawei pulled off a well-orchestrated PR masterstroke at MWC.

David Cameron has pulled off a political coup.