Sentence examples for pulling off a piece from inspiring English sources

It doesn't, thanks to Don pulling off a piece of bravura office theatre in front of aspirin manufacturer St Joseph's.

Rather than pulling off a piece of radical magic, Labour is simply offering itself as a government willing to raise the share of the economy devoted to public spending, on health and education in particular.

"What's the problem?" Blaney pulled off a piece of kelp and bit into it.

John Malone, the American media mogul, has pulled off a piece of classic downturn deal-making.

When the queso stopped steaming, he bravely plunged his fingers in, pulled off a piece, put it in his mouth, and did not spit it out.

They had to enter and re-enter the vault over the long Easter weekend as they tried to pull off a piece of criminal history.

Frank Zannino, 47, a senior software developer at an investment bank, recalled: I saw the perp try to grab the camera from the victim, tugging and pushing until the victim fell on the sidewalk, still trying to hang onto his camera, until finally the perp got it away from the victim, pulled off a piece from the camera and threw the piece and camera violently to the pavement.

If they weren't bright enough to pull off a piece of minor casuistry like that, they wouldn't be where they are in the first place.

Pull off a piece of the bark.

Pull off a piece of tape around 6 inches long, and place it over the stink bug, pressing just firmly enough to stick the bug to the tape.

Pull off a small piece of dough, roll it into a ball, and flatten down.