Sentence examples for purposes pulled off from inspiring English sources
Amer Delic, an American who has switched to to Bosnian affiliation for Davis Cup purposes, pulled off the biggest upset of the day, beating fourth-seeded Marsel Ilhan in three sets.
The socialists fall into this trap by assuming that they can use the very state the ruling class built for its own purposes to pull off this extraction of previously exploited resources.
I pulled off the necklace.
Like Sisyphus with his rock, Rory Shayne pushed his way through a violently absurd existence, creating his own purpose by pulling off impossible heists, defiant jailbreaks, and voyages to neighboring dimensions from the confines of his cell.
That's part of the reason for the outrage over the Bush-era congressional earmarks to build a bridge to nowhere or remove tattoos or combat obesity: giving legislators taxpayer money to disburse as they saw fit, with no stated national purpose, pulled the veil off the great taxation machine and revealed parts of it, at least, as a racket as theft, the Founders would say.
more difficult to pull off.
