Sentences with phrase «pull such a feat»

You'd really have to be an intelligent dog to pull such a feat.

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There are only five artists who can pull off such a feat consistently: Adele, Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Katy Perry, and Rihanna.

If anyone was going to be able to pull off a feat such as this, though, it was Miles.

That particular play might be his first time since being back in the minors that he got to pull off such a feat, but he's had practice with insane catches of just this sort before.

Otherwise I don; t think any other manager on this planet would be able to pull off such a feat with those limitations.

Never before have we even considered such a fashion feat, but seeing celebs like Kylie Jenner, Bella Thorne and Bella Hadid pull this look off so gracefully makes us want to try it too.

That's how DNA has been isolated in a 19,000 - year - old emu eggshell — the first time such a feat has been pulled off.

This will allow Cassini to make the first of 22 dives between Saturn and its innermost ring, the New York Times said, making it the first human spacecraft to ever pull off such a feat.

In my younger days, I remember sitting in front of the television mesmerized by athletes competing in The World's Strongest Man, wondering how they pulled off such amazing feats of strength that mere mortals could only dream of.

Such is the feat Holly Hunter pulled off with her role in Jane Campion's romantic drama set in 17th century New Zealand.

It's a gift of a part for an actress of such extraordinary range as Toussaint and she makes it her own, pulling off the remarkable feat of being a standout in a show absolutely brimming over with cherishable, note - perfect powerhouse performances.

Floating down hallways and staircases without cutting is an experience that feels both exhilarating and truly intimate, and while post-production trickery has clearly been used to pull off such a feat, it is utterly seamless, giving the sensation of being right in the moment as the drama unfolds before your very eyes.

Tom Rothman, chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment's Motion Picture Group, introduced Scott, who turned 80 during the reshoots, by noting that few filmmakers could have pulled off the feat in such a short period of time.

«The Shape of Water» is not even rated as high as «La La Land,» so it certainly doesn't seem to be the one to pull off such an impossible feat.

The challenge to pull off such a feat is quite daunting, considering the number of characters, storylines and subplots involved.

For Paul Greengrass and company to have pulled off such a feat in the studio system is nothing short of a miracle.

Stiller may not be an ace director, but he's a genius for recognizing that the actor could pull off such a seemingly impossible feat.

There has also been reports of a number of other anomalies like try as you may to load an image from the Photo library or uploading photos to limbo but you will need to have luck on your side to pull off such feats without the program crashing.

It also begs the question as to whether the writer can pull off such a writing feat in the here and now.

Only a company with Apple's design legacy and hordes of rabid consumers can pull off such a feat.

Still, we have to wonder if the 61 % who intend to avoid paying finance charges for their holiday purchases will be able to pull off such a feat.

Half of the respondents feel confident they can avoid adding to their total debt, while 30 % don't think they can pull off such a feat while resolving older debt.

Thanks to enviable local connections, he can pull off such feats as sundowners on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater with Masai warriors or a yacht trip around the little - visited Mergui Archipelago off the coast of Myanmar.

Since the game is only on the next - gen consoles and PC, I think it was easy for the developer to pull of such an astonishing feat of creating this massive world.

On the other hand, anybody who thinks that pulling off such a grand feat is probable can only be described as naive, at least right now.