Sentence examples for be best to pull from inspiring English sources

So I thought it'd be best to pull into Sloppy's for a couple nose-candy key bumps in their john before givin' myself a quick tug job into the urinal.

"We have decided it is best to pull back on production of the film for a few months".

"We were looking for ways to clarify to people that it was a domestic rabbit, but we thought it was best to pull it altogether," said Rob Moran, a spokesman for Subaru in Cherry Hill, N.J.

For some, it's best to pull the rip cord and escape this maddening line of work for a job field one notch (and only one notch) more forgiving.

So does being based in the game's host city, as all-stars and Portland coach Caleb Porter admitted on Tuesday when he said: "Under the circumstances in losing a player at this late point in time, I felt it was best to pull in a player that wouldn't disrupt the other clubs and their preparation this week.

With Bute struggling to close the gap, Froch again got the better of some brutal exchanges in round four and the Canadian staggered to his corner at the bell, to the extent that his team might have been best to pull their man out.

Normally when you bronze your face, it is best to pull the bronzer down onto your neck to help blend.

If your date pulls away, maybe it's best to pull back the tongue for now and stick to lips-only kisses.

If your mess includes clothing or dirty dishes, it is best to pull as much of this as you can out before boxing up the rest of your mess.

It is best to just pull it off by hand.

The fishing line is available in different "pound tests" but the values on the spools of line are not very reliable, so it is best to physically pull on the line to determine its ability to support the weight of the ornament.