Sentence examples for able to pull over from inspiring English sources

You should be able to pull over and not roll over if your car gets a flat".

"When tires fail, either from a tread separation or a road hazard or other causes, drivers should be able to pull over, not roll over," said John Lampe, the chief executive and president of Firestone, after he met in Washington this afternoon with Norman Mineta, the transportation secretary.

Mr. Lampe said that tread separation was the most common type of tire failure and that "the loss of the tread or the air in a tire shouldn't cause a driver to lose control of the vehicle; the driver should be able to pull over, not roll over".

"The driver should be able to pull over, not roll over," he said.

With wider shoulders, farm equipment are not only able to pull over in the event of a passing to prevent sideswipes but are also able to drive on the shoulder while staying within the lane.

Thanks to her quick-thinking, Buhrman was able to pull over and usher all 38 kids off the bus to safety.

That said (and I don't want to be harsh), I believe when you are 20 pounds over the weight listed on your driver's license, police officers should be able to pull you over and give you a ticket.

If the officer says to pull over, PULL OVER.

Then I marshalled every bit of my strength and lifted her so that the wire loosened and she was able to pull it over her head.

After mantelshelfing into the recesses I began back-and-footing upwards until at last able to pull up over a cornice above an appalling drop and – thanking my lucky stars – top-out.

Sometimes I feel like I'm able to pull them over on my side on issues.