Sentence examples for pulled off the play from inspiring English sources

Baltimore may or may not be a Super Bowl contender, but it may have pulled off the play of the year with Ray Rice converting a fourth-and-29, asthough asoonon as you realize he did it against the Chargers, its amazing factor is cut by half.

'Bama will face ND for everything in January. . - WIsconsin spanked Nebraska for the Big Ten championship, though Nebraska pulled off the play of the week (year?).

Warrick, a top draft pick who symbolized their 12 seasons of misery, pulled off the plays that got them out of the malaise.

Asner famously pulled off the feat for playing Lou Grant on two shows, sitcom "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," then on the spinoff drama "Lou Grant".

It displays various on-screen widgets with information pulled off the Internet, and it plays podcasts, Internet radio and some Web video.

In the Bruins' first 11-on-11 11-on-11 11-on-11iscrimmagehe offense so dramatically that he was pulled off the field after three plays.

Indianapolis pulled off the second biggest comeback in NFL play-off history to stun Kansas City, while New Orleans beat Philadelphia on the last play of the game as the first wild-card games provided a thrilling start to the post-season.

To that end, it was a relief to have an admittedly professional football game to watch Monday night, although only one team pulled off the feat of appearing to be playing professional football.

Even last week, I went out there practicing like I was going to play until I got pulled off the field.

It is much tougher now to pull off the giveaway/Medicaid play.

More significant, good tackling has a subtle, vexing effect on the opposition -- it makes it exceedingly difficult to pull off the backbreaking big play.