Examples of using To pull off in English and their translations into Polish
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Freddie Mercury-- not easy to pull off.
These guys don't usually come this far north to pull off an abduction.
It takes serious sartorius muscles to pull off pelvic gyrations like that.
Additional handles placed on the fingers make it easy to pull off the gloves.
London, 1849- you have 100 days to pull off the steal of the century.
Lily, listen to what your son just tried to pull off.
Listen to what your son just tried to pull off. Hey, Lily.
I don't know how to pull off a robbery.
But it would be slightly more difficult to pull off now, though, don't you think?
The thieves needed Bishop's show to pull off the robbery.
It is not that hard to pull off.
The same man that's trying to pull off Pandora.
He's not smart enough to pull off a murder like this.
That would be tough to pull off.
I don't think she had the ingenuity to pull off.
Perhaps I am just clever enough to pull off such a dissimulation.
Gupta said though that Nissan aims to pull off the feat not only in India,
Tighten the laces curtain tape to pull off ruffles of semicircles cornice,
We have in the kitchen always smelled delicious and I wanted to pull off a pie on the table,
Use these upgrades to pull off even bigger