Sentence examples for a distance and pull from inspiring English sources

"The world wants to intervene from a distance and pull the strings on the puppet," said Hart, who works for the Wildlife Conservation Society.

Pull the sight up if you are shooting a longer distance, and pull the sight down if you are shooting a shorter distance.

Through the pulling process implemented within the framework of steered molecular dynamics using reactive force-field, we calculate properties such as potential of mean force, pulling distance, and pulling force, which govern the adhesion behavior at the polymer-glass interface.

Her bright red hair, visible even at a distance, is pulled back, highlighting a bright and gentle smile that broadens considerably when she bumps into a couple of friends in the middle of the intersection.

The trigger was pulled from a distance by someone pulling a long piece of string.

Rice's attorney, Benjamin Crump, said that the two officers could have defused the situation – by talking to the boy from a distance instead of pulling up next to him on the grass and firing.

The officers had been stuck behind a bus for a considerable distance and when Rowe pulled out to see if it was safe to overtake, a Clio came round a bend.

Using bright colors, subtle shading, and vivid detail, Brian Rideout's oil paintings occupy a peculiar space between intimacy and distance, pulling from architecture, interiors, and still life.

The red car turned again and travelled what again seemed to me like a needlessly long distance, an intimidating distance, before pulling over at a red curb.

Some find it baffling that a party descended from Charles de Gaulle, who marked his distance from the United States and pulled France out of NATO's integrated military command, should go for a name with an American flavour.

Then he fluttered away on one foot for a short distance and seemed to be pulling tiny roots and fibers of grass, which he worked into the clay that he had already smeared on his leg.