Sentence examples for pulling off a deal from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless the source believes that the "odds are against" Time Warner pulling off a deal at this time.

The Yankees have spent the last few weeks searching for a right-handed short reliever, nearly pulling off a deal for Montreal's Ugueth Urbina this week.

Quite possibly, Orlando may have to resort to a backup plan that involves acquiring McGrady, perhaps Thomas and pulling off a deal for Portland's Jermaine O'Neal.

The Yankees will make inquiries into the possibility of signing the superstar shortstop Alex Rodriguez of Seattle, knowing there is virtually no chance of pulling off a deal because either Rodriguez or his close friend Jeter would have to agree to change positions.

The Stamford Bridge club are also hopeful of pulling off a deal to re-sign Benfica midfielder Nemanja Matic, 25, that could cost them 10 times the £3m he was valued at when used as a makeweight in the deal that brought defender David Luiz, 26, to Chelsea three years ago.

Wenger, though, is trying to pull off a deal of his own.

Kofi Annan, the UN secretary-general, had failed to pull off a deal last year.

OK, Roger can get a plan: he pulls off a deal with McCann Erickson.

Prudential and Aviva would surely be such an alliance, if they could pull off a deal.

Despite the potential high price tag, the Hong Kong exchange has the financial resources to pull off a deal.

But do the Mets have the major-league-ready prospects to pull off a deal for one of those players?