Sentence examples for be pulled at about from inspiring English sources

(<23 kg) should be pulled at about 13 mph (21 km/h).

The tube was pulled at a constant rate of 100 mm/min until the suture pulled through the BNC tube.

"It's pulling at this - symbol for fertility, [it is about] lushness and beauty," says Piccinini, describing it as a metaphor for the weaving and embroidery traditionally associated with women.

"That's pulling at the networks' heartstrings; this is pulling at their pocketbooks".

Obama's plan, which was formally laid out last September, called for the remaining combat brigades to be pulled out at a brisk pace of about one per month, along with a strategic shift of resources and attention away from Iraq and toward Afghanistan.

The world will be pulled along by India growing at about 6 per cent and China a little below that.

The police arrested Jamel Crawford, 22, and Joshua Andrews, 19, after they were pulled over about 12 30 p.m. at the corner of Exterior Street and East 146th Street.

Rick, too, was confused about the moment at which "the plug will be pulled".

On a case-by-case basis, Hot Potato will be pulling in tweets about certain events at SXSW, using a filter to make sure only relevant ones show up.

Stamos was pulled over at Beverly Drive and South Santa Monica Boulevard about 7 45 p.m. after authorities received many calls of a possible DUI driver near Canon Drive and South Santa Monica Boulevard, said Sgt. David Armour.

He was pulled over about 65 miles northwest of Dallas at 11 a.m. on Thursday.