Sentence examples for are pulled off from from inspiring English sources

And so the wolf's shoes are "pulled off from the claws to the sinews. . . .

In mammalian cells, TGN-to-plasma membrane transport carriers ranging from several hundred nanometers to 1.7 µm in length are formed when membranes encompassing cargoes are pulled off from the TGN (Fig. 1) 39.

Sometimes a comeback is pulled off from sheer force of will.

The China Daily notes that expensive boxes of mooncakes have been pulled off from the shelves of many supermarkets.

Wells said that could last into Monday depending on whether the flange can be pulled off from above, as BP hopes.

The pipette was pulled off from the cell in <1 min after break-in, and the brightness was then measured.

Corbicular bee pollen was pulled off from the legs of approximately ten incoming foragers.

This style is not an actual sub-style like Sweet or Gothic, in that it can be pulled off from any other substyle (i.e. you can wear a casual Sweet outfit).

Underneath the floor of the signal box, the lever moves a few mechanical components across to block another signal lever and prevent conflicting signals from being pulled off.

Most buybacks are pulled off with little lament from minority shareholders.

After finding Sharon's trashed hotel room, Mulder meets with Millar, who tells him that the door was pulled off the plane from the outside while it was in flight.