Sentence examples for pulled off a win from inspiring English sources

The progress was clear last week when the Bengals pulled off a win on the road despite getting a subpar passing performance from Andy Dalton.

Because he was a long shot in the contest, you might wonder how he pulled off a win.

She worked closely with adviser and UMN education psychology Professor Keisha Varma to determine the nature of the research she'd be doing if she pulled off a win.

Last week, La Cañada Elementary School sixth-grader Gabriel Gottheim proved he was a man of his word — several words, actually — when he pulled off a win at La Cañada Unified's annual districtwide spelling bee.

Pulled off a world championship winning jump with an injured leg.

Still, most strategists agree that he will need enormous turnout among blacks and white liberals and among Hispanic voters in the Rio Grande Valley to pull off a win.

Still, his chances of pulling off a win in Wisconsin improved to 20 percent in the forecast, from just 12 percent on Friday.

"Since the consensus is that Gore will win, if Bradley can pull off a win his campaign will be quickly revived".

I voted for him in New York, and I hope he can find a way to pull off a win with the DNC.

When a team pulls off a win this decisive, it's foolish to pinpoint one event, or sequence of events, as the reason why everything went wrong.

With one final ball of the first session remaining, hope sprang eternal for England of pulling off a win, as Joe Root and Moeen Ali extended their fifth-wicket partnership to 101.