Sentence examples for quite pull it off from inspiring English sources

None of us quite pull it off, but it's getting serious.

He doesn't quite pull it off, but it's a thrill to watch him try.

He did not quite pull it off: he needs to do so over the next eight months.

It's just a bit ham-fisted; it's a politicised song about Northern Ireland and I didn't quite pull it off".

"The Globe is a Times wannabe, but it can't quite pull it off," Chandler said last week, as he sat in his office.

It's just a bit ham-fisted; it's a politicised song about Northern Ireland and I didn't quite pull it off". He grins boyishly.

I was trying to ape the movement, but I wasn't quite pulling it off". He shakes his head, laughs.

The National League is attempting to stage a similar collapse featuring the Braves and the Cardinals, but is not quite pulling it off.

His first cross almost produced a goal in the second minute, Müller attempting an acrobatic volley but not quite pulling it off, then his next was missed completely by Omar Gonzalez with a wild swipe in front of his own goal that had it connected could have gone anywhere.

However, it looks like they might not have quite pulled it off - with many people comparing the doll to the Disney villain - Jafar instead.

Traditional environmental groups have never quite pulled it off, though some have tried mightily, like the Sierra Club and the Apollo Alliance.