Sentence examples for are pulled by a from inspiring English sources

The cars are pulled by a diesel engine, though the company says it may introduce a steam engine.

They are pulled by a 136,000-pound locomotive and move in the open air at 185 m.p.h. and through the tunnel at 100 m.p.h.

Another response is to give Ledet a break, stop acting as if UPS trucks are pulled by a fleet of flying reindeer, and resolve to enter the next holiday season with reasonable expectations.

Who would dare to hazard a meaning for Wixhill and Wingfield, if she herself left them as "obscure"?Nonetheless, she was grateful when locals got in touch with her: telling her, for example, that the stream at Winsor in Hampshire was too tiny to carry the meaning, "river-bank where boats are pulled by a windlass", she had posited for Windsor in Berkshire.

While many of us have overlapping Sparks, I've found that the people who often feel like their doing deeply meaningful work are pulled by a "primary" Spark, then bolstered by one or two others.

Professional horse movers can accommodate many more horses, but they are pulled by a tractor trailer designed for hauling very heavy loads.

In cable wakeboarding, participants are pulled by an overhead cable.

Once ubiquitylated, these misfolded substrates are pulled by an AAA ATPase complex (Cdc48, Npl4, Ufd1, Ubx2), which further hands them over to the 26S proteasome for degradation [ 32].

Until January, this train was pulled by a diesel locomotive.

It is pulled by a certain amount x, and is released.

The vehicle was modelled on Inuit dog sledges, and is pulled by a massive kite.