Sentence examples for about to pull the trigger from inspiring English sources

The boyfriend then snatched the gun off her, fearing she was about to pull the trigger.

Heard says the ex-con's brother feared he was about to pull the trigger and yanked his arm.

I wasn't about to pull the trigger just then, I just wanted help, so I held on.

A lovely counterattack following some ponderous behaviour by NZ outside the Slovakia box, before Vittek was foiled as he was about to pull the trigger.

And the third interpretation is, I think, the most implausible: you go backwards in time, you're about to pull the trigger to kill your parents before you were born, but there's something preventing you from doing it.

Hosiner was allowed a free run into the area and after easily beating the first defender to belatedly react to the danger, it took Lucho's desperate challenge to clear as he was about to pull the trigger.

How would he feel about having to pull the trigger for real?

His current research is exploring how stress and fatigue may affect officers' decisions about whether to pull the trigger.

Their results shed light on the deep cognitive roots of racial bias and how these biases can complicate officers' decisions about when to pull the trigger.

"It takes a lot of time and effort to think about a house and to pull the trigger," he said.

Ereaders tend to be something the consumers are curious about and are unwilling to pull the trigger just yet.