Sentence examples for acceptable to pull from inspiring English sources
"It's not acceptable to pull out and leave civilians behind," he said.
But these days it's quite acceptable to pull an all-nighter in a classy venue wearing only a pair of pyjamas.
"We didn't use to see doctors and lawyers and that type of affluent buyer, because it just wasn't socially acceptable to pull up in a Hyundai," said Brian Malpeli, who has sold Hyundais since the brand's early years and is the general sales manager at World Hyundai in Matteson, Ill.
I don't think having [the SNP] pulling the strings in the government of the country when they want to pull the country apart is acceptable to many people".
Why was it acceptable for a male TD (our name for MPs) to pull a female one onto his knee in the middle of our abortion debates?
"What purports to be humor by targeting a group through slurs is not acceptable," Dean Mary Miller wrote to the Yale Daily News, explaining her decision to "pull" the Freshman Class Council's democratically chosen design targeting Harvard students as "sissies".
Do we expect our sixteen-month-old children to understand why it's cruel to pull the tail of the cat but morally acceptable to chase the Roomba?
To pull — pull herself out.
Reason enough to pull together.
more difficult to pull off.
