Sentence examples for that trick off from inspiring English sources

You can count on two hands the number of public figures in America who can pull that trick off".

Foxygen – longtime buddies Sam France and Jonathan Rado – have pulled that trick off again, only with a superior skill set.

It's not quite that elusive beast, a Moonlighting for the 21st century, but it's better than most of the other shows attempting to pull that trick off and, given time, it might be.

Losing in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs is only worth so much, heck the Charlotte Bobcats managed to pull that trick off, but now that Kyle Lowry, DeMar DeRozan and company are showing some flashes of dominance, this looks like a team that has the potential to take the Anonymous Powerhouse mantle from the broken, fallen Indiana Pacers.

Sorkin and the film's director, David Fincher, have pulled that trick off.

It remains to be seen whether Harley has enough gas in the tank to pull that trick off one more time.

That's perhaps the one unchangeable fact about life in your twenties, and it's what ties Friends straight to Broad City: the only show to have pulled the trick off since.

And, damn it, if our politicians can't pull that magic trick off, we'll find another set who say they can, and so on and so on.

"Women are going to have to learn how to pull off that trick," she says.

Other films to pull off that trick, going by Scott Feinberg at The Hollywood Reporter, include "Network" and "Sunset Blvd.," company Mr. Russell was eager to keep.

If George W. Bush follows his father to the presidency, becoming only the second son to pull off that trick (John Quincey Adams, son of John Adams, was the first), it could foreclose Jeb's own chance of entering the White House.