Sentence examples for able to pull meaning from inspiring English sources

New kinds of Big Data applications that are able to pull meaning from data at scale will enable them to do this," said Cameron Myhrvold, Founding Partner at Ignition Partners.

Cindy Sims, 51, said that she had also voted for Mr. Gingrich, even though "I don't know that he's going to be able to pull it off," meaning win the Republican nomination.

Paul Keevil, formerly of the Kennel Club's vulnerable breeds committee explains: "Traditionally, soon after Sealyhams were born, their tails were docked by half their length, because they were small working dogs and they quite often got stuck down holes, meaning that they required short, strong tails for the owner to be able to pull them out".

I was able to pull it together".

I'm glad I was able to pull together".

She was barely able to pull him up.

Will they be able to pull it off much longer?

Only Ms. Gaga would be able to pull them off.

Kirilenko should be able to pull through here.

And regulators would be able to pull the trigger.

They might not have been able to pull it off.