Sentence examples for timing to pull from inspiring English sources

Buttress drumming is physically impressive, requiring muscle, skill, and timing to pull off, which has led some naturalists to suppose that drumming, too, is intended to shock and awe.

Time to pull a shot!

Compelling timing is necessary to pull in new customer and to optimise profit and revenue on innovations.

I thought the timing was right to pull the trigger on my own succession.

We've all seen that "training test" in movies and TV; the one where law enforcement personnel move slowly through a mocked-up set as pop-up figures suddenly appear, demanding that the "testee" judge -- with split-second timing -- whether to pull their trigger or pause to, say, let an old lady toss her cat out a door.

"There is much life being confided here," our critic, Sven Birkerts, wrote, "and Bausch has the timing and the moves to pull us in".

All of which requires a combination of balance and timing as much as the ability to pull on almost non-existent holds.

Ryan Davis of GameSpot stated that while the powerslide system "can give you a serious advantage in the race... [it] is also very difficult to pull off, requiring flawless timing".

You can't, because deep in your heart, you know Colbert's got the complete package of comic timing, creativity, audacity, and that indefinable "it" to pull off a portrayal of such a multi-layered villain.

In Payne's defence, it seemed he realised the error in the timing of his approach and did his best to pull his arms out of the way.

"There are so many pieces that are tough to pull off, in terms of timing and how long patients have to wait," Jenkins told HuffPost, her tone matter-of-fact but her voice tinged with obvious frustration.