Sentence examples for to pull off for from inspiring English sources

It is a harder act to pull off for David Cameron, the Conservative leader, and Nick Clegg, the leader of the Liberal Democrats.

The rest of the world caught on that drainpipe-thin trousers are not an easy look to pull off for anyone blessed with less than supermodel-like proportions.

"This is a project that half of the board thought we would never be able to pull off for fiscal reasons.

But can a change not in content but tone -- in itself a difficult thing to pull off for so entrenched a personality -- accomplish the mayor's goal of "reaching everyone in this city"?

This cannot have been easy to pull off, for even though it has some colorful characters it is a bookish story about texts and interpretations of texts -- a novel of ideas, if you will.

Fantasy, even when it's rooted in practical details and doesn't involve any metaphysical impossibilities, is the hardest genre to pull off, for the simple reason that life is interesting.

At one point, Mr. Jubran asked the driver to pull off the road for a closer view of one of the red signs marking the city's borders.

He said another option would be for the driver to pull off the road and wait for the to end the conversation.

So now comes the It shoe, more insider-y, more daring for consumers to pull off.

It would be a neat little gag, but impossible for Bedford to pull off.

These words were, likely, also a stretch for me to pull off.