Sentence examples for pulled something off from inspiring English sources

She said that if she pulled something off in practice she could do it on the course.

They have an energy, an invention, a kind of gorgeousness, and an atmosphere of success, of having pulled something off against heavy odds, that set them apart from Salle's other works.

Mr. Washington said he feared the next mayor -- "unless Michael Bloomberg pulls something off" -- would cater to that mentality.

"They've got two No. 1 picks and three great scorers, so if they're interested in pulling something off, I think they can.

In recent weeks, several former White House staff members told The Post they would usually begin planning an iftar "months in advance" and didn't anticipate the Trump White House could pull something off before the end of Ramadan.

But with Garry Monk at the helm and seemingly signing players he rates rather than a bunch of anonymous Italian cast-offs courtesy of our chairman, we might just have a chance of pulling something off this season.

Mr. Weber has the tougher role to play; he's the guy who's too good for this world, the brilliant but doomed innocent who has to be sacrificed, and he pulls something off.

It's very exciting to think that this man is pulling something off live in front of you and he has no idea where it is going to go next.

But Samsung is pulling something off that it has never pulled off before: accessibility.

"I wouldn't be against the 'new' Nokia managing to pull something off," says CCS Insight's Mr Wood.

Sometimes what might be preventing you from taking those right actions (even when you know you should) are the limiting beliefs you have about yourself and the lack of confidence in pulling something off.