Sentence examples for she brought off from inspiring English sources

After that she brought off one of the most spectacular hat-tricks in operatic history: in the single season of 1950-1951 she made her debuts at Covent Garden as Mimi, at La Scala in the title-role of Ariadne auf Naxos, and at the Metropolitan Opera, New York, as Marguerite in Gounod's Faust.

She brings off a mix of confidence, bewilderment and vulnerability, which functions very well against the alpha male characters higher up the chain of command.

He hopes she won't be disturbed until she has brought off her goslings.

She also wanted to be able to unfold it with a pinkie, a feat she finally brought off after many consultations with engineers.

She has brought off an extraordinary feat: a personal memoir, combined with a family chronicle, that is also remarkably (and, perhaps even occasionally unconsciously) revealing about the social fabric and political life of a still strangely feudal nation.

On 30 March 1770 the Alarm was driven ashore off Marseilles but with the efforts of Jervis, the crew and the local French authorities under the governor of Marseilles, Georges René Le Peley de Pléville she was brought off and repaired.

Although she was soon brought off, the leaks suffered in the grounding became so severe that Maxwell had no option but to order his crew to cease their desperate attempts to keep her afloat and abandon ship.

Rashford had been brought off at half-time against Tottenham.

Only seven other fillies have brought off the double.

Two were brought off the ship on stretchers.

But bad light brought off the players with England needing two wickets.