Sentences with phrase «did pull a rabbit out of the hat»

Blackburn to did pull a rabbit out of the hat at the Reebok not so long ago in a game we thought they would struggle to get anything from, so perhaps Rovers are no forlorn hope.

Well, that could very well be the case but they did pull a rabbit out of the hat at The Reebok, home of Bolton, beating Gary Megson's men 2 - 0 in what is generally a very tough venue to play in, so perhaps Blackburn are no forlorn hope.

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Most recently, Jobs pulled another rabbit out of his hat with the iPad, a device that he called «magical» and which is now doing much to drive computing toward a post-PC reality.

Do you think you're going to pull some rabbit out of a hat and yell, «THERE!

SHOW PROOF it is real., and don't try to pull the old faith rabbit out of your hat.

All our major rivals have strengthened, and unless Wenger pulls a rabbit out of the hat which doesn't seem likely given the activity over the current transfer window, which we went into needing a striker and central defender, neither of which has been addressed, the inevitable will happen.

Either way, don't be surprise if one of these deals does eventually come off, although it's equally likely that Levy will pull a rabbit out of the hat as he did with the # 8m signing of Rafa van der Vaart from Real Madrid two years ago.

Would he again do a Houdini (as to be fair he has done on more occasions than I would care to remember), or finally he has no more rabbits to pull out of his proverbial hat.

It does look increasingly like the Gunners have wrapped up the shopping early this time, sparing the Arsenal fans the annual torture of transfer deadline day, although many of us will still be hoping for the manager to pull some sort of rabbit out of his transfer hat.

And does anyone really believe that Wenger can pull a rabbit out of the hat and persuade his players to perform to the top of their ability to even get past AC Milan in the next round?

If it did I would acknowledge our remarkable ability to pull a rabbit out of the hat and win our «4th place trophy» as usual but I will still not be happy with our season.

Microsoft didn't so much pull a rabbit out of the hat for their E3 conference, but rather a whole warren's worth of them — the return of franchises new and old, and surprises galore.

Unless they pull a rabbit out of a hat by E3, they're done.

Any figures I've seen or done myself suggest the price is overwhelming to the world economy, unless someone pulls a technological rabbet (er, excuse me, rabbit) out of a hat and manages to reduce the cost per tonne of CO2 from US$ 300 - US $ 600 to cents per tonne, and preferably fractions of one.

Free markets are not magical, they aren't «all - knowing», and they don't (on their own) usually pull rabbits out of hats, unless they have sufficient motivation to do so.

Don't be surprised if Xiaomi pulls a rabbit out of its hat and announce a better deal on Dec 30th.