Sentence examples for be around to pull from inspiring English sources

Their teammates will not be around to pull them along, as they dutifully did through ascents in the Pyrenees and the Alps.

Then again, if the Rangers have another second-division finish, Showalter might not be around to pull the trigger on Nevin.

What good, after all, is scaling buildings, leaping down staircases and jogging over cars if no one is around to see you pull it off?

In spite of the perpetual sunshine and warmth I'd craved for most of my stay in Europe, my days were dark and bleak and there was nothing around to pull me from that oubliette of sadness.

Mr. Harman, who sold the factory in 1976, was not around to pull the project back to sanity.

NBC does face the risk that the numbers will plummet once Mr. Phelps is no longer around to pull the viewers in his wake.

However, there's reason to believe that Arizona is dangerous enough this time around to pull off the upset.

And there will still be plenty of special-interest groups around to pull the levers.

So even with vines there's a lot of technical fooling around to pull it off". The technical difficulties, of course, quickly acquire a financial dimension.

Hughes reached a speed that Stakes estimated to be around 350 mph before pulling his parachute.

You look around, make sure nobody is around, pull your door handle, push the door open with your foot, and lean over to grab whatever is sitting in the passenger seat," he said.