Sentence examples for pulling off this feat from inspiring English sources
The odds of anyone pulling off this feat were projected as a one-in-9.2-quintillion chance.
For some reason, humans only seem to consider themselves capable of pulling off this feat when there's been a major calendar change, and now that January's rolled into town, everyone's scrambling aboard the J20 bandwagon (or the Appletiser Airbus, if you're a bit more upmarket).
Exactly how Cohen pulled off this feat is something of a mystery.
But "Baby Wants Candy," performing on Saturday nights at SoHo Playhouse, pulled off this feat in one giddy hour.
He has practiced this three times a day since September, and has pulled off this feat in under a minute.
These days, it may be easier than ever to pull off this feat, thanks to technological advances.
We faithful readers of The New York Times Book Review pull off this feat every day of the week!
You need the technique of an alchemist and the imagination of a poet to pull off this feat, to turn sound into a kind of sculpture.
She pulled off this feat, he tells us, by "learning about the inner workings of a motor car" while a member of the Auxiliary Territorial Service.
On a Monday in April, Vanessa Satten, the editor-in-chief of XXL, the hip-hop magazine, pulled off this feat for the tenth time.
Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, who pulled off this feat -- and somehow managed to avoid the feeling of plastic fakeness that Barnes purists and Barnes skeptics alike were anticipating -- deserves our gratitude.
