Sentence examples for seek to pull off from inspiring English sources

The group may also seek to pull off high-profile attacks as a way of proving its continued relevance.

Orange, Vodafone, O2 and T-Mobile seek to pull off a bold double act by threatening to raise prices yet at the same time quietly introducing more competitive rates every time termination rates come down – as they have done again this year.

Now she will have to soldier on through New Hampshire, seeking to pull off a surprise comeback victory there, as she did in 2008.

Only days before the Republicans' Senate map emerged, Howell ruled against a House Democrat who had sought to pull off a legislative makeover of his own by adding a gun-control measure to an existing bill.

DES MOINES — Ron Paul's college-aged volunteer army — a core of the powerful ground organization that is the envy of rivals — is descending on Iowa from around the nation to coax people to the state's Republican caucuses as he seeks to pull off what only months ago seemed like an unthinkable victory here on Tuesday.

Nokia has launched a new $100 million investment fund focused on connected cars, as the 150-year-old company seeks to pull off its latest reinvention trick.

In the British Isles, England and Scotland sought to pull away.

Despite seeking to shock, Noé has somehow managed to pull off the unlikely feat of making the most sentimental film of his career so far.