Sentence examples for pulling off a heist from inspiring English sources

The man with the briefcase, David N. Redden, an auction-house executive, was not pulling off a heist.

SPECIAL POST — If you ever need help pulling off a heist, Helene Hovanec is the woman to call.

The Zimbabwean model ReprintsThieves breaking into a video arcade in Saitama added a new twist to this increasingly popular way of pulling off a heist.

What's the point of pulling off a heist if you can't have a little fun?

There may be an easier way to rob banks these days – pulling off a heist from the comfort of your home, for example, as hackers have increasingly done in recent years.

He enlists her in a scheme to spy on a mobster through binoculars from the roof of a nightclub and to decipher by lip reading the plans he is making with his associates to pull off a heist.

In the morning, feeling as if we'd pulled off a heist, the four of us drove to a hotel and paid for a breakfast of ham and eggs with the change.

The director was behind Lawless, The Road and The Proposition, and his next film focuses on a gang of criminals and corrupt cops who plan the murder of a police officer as a distraction in order to pull off a heist the other side of town.

To pull off a heist successfully, so I've heard, you need a combination of smarts, cunning, bravery and stealth, and Ms. Hovanec, who has been responsible for coordinating the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament for Will Shortz since 1993, has all of these qualities in abundance.

When his creator, Deon (Dev Patel), is kidnapped by a trio of criminal punks who need to pull off a heist, the four of them proceed to raise Chappie from a state of naive inexperience, teaching him how to walk and talk, how to cuddle with his 'Mommy' (played by the tiny but feral Yo-Landi Visser), and, finally, how to carjack and swagger like a ghetto tough.

Gillian Flynn and Steve McQueen are looking to pull off a heist together.