Sentence examples for skills to pull it off from inspiring English sources

"I think he's got the leadership and the skills to pull it off".

He's an imaginative cook who puts a modern twist on classical dishes, and has the technical skills to pull it off when many chefs would miss the mark.

Rather it's the ones who coast on their appearance as if that alone is a "voice" or "perspective" (often times these guys DON'T have a voice or perspective, which might actually make their job more difficult if they lack the requisite skills to pull it off).

This intrigued Sadie, she had the skills to pull it off, it just made her a bit nervous to start her own business, the process seamed overwhelming.

But it will take all of Mr. Robbins's considerable selling skills to pull it off.

Marco was a one-off – he had the skills to pull it off.

This makes it something of a rarity: the sole focus of a midcareer chef who has the maturity to stay away from trends and novelties, the experience to know what will be delicious, the managerial skill to pull it off, and the time to make it work.

"That's why I wanted Mike, in that he's got the artistic skill to pull it off for young kids and families, and he has an irreverence that teenagers will think is cool". Like the storied Seuss name, most of the big family films trade on a familiar brand.

It will take skill to pull it off.

"Barak tried, but did not have the political coalition or the political skill to pull it off.

One of the most fun things about the experience of working with Ben was being able to write a juicy leading-man role for someone with the skill to pull it off.