Sentence examples for always likely to pull from inspiring English sources

They were always likely to pull a stunt like that".

But with swimmers having to commit £2,000 per person towards the cost of the games 18 months ago, Brian Allen says some of the island's established stars were always likely to pull out.

"I'd always like to pull the ball a little more," Wright said.

What is most likely to pull her out of the marsh has always been emotion.

Least likely to: Pull our hair back.

Consumers, too, are also likely to pull in their belts.

But the Golisano campaign is not likely to pull the governor to the right, he said.

They may be harder to find but they're less likely to pull off something huge.

The auction website restricts sales of toys likely to pull in counterfeiters.

Having sunk $1.6 billion into the plant, Audi is not likely to pull up stakes soon.

But selling is selling, and the word "Indian" is considered more likely to pull in traffic.