Sentence examples for be pulled forward from inspiring English sources

There was also speculation that Monday's rest day might be pulled forward to Sunday, with the Galibier finish rescheduled for that day.

But Mark McNabb, G.M.'s executive in charge of Cadillac, said it could be "pulled forward in 18 months" if auto show reaction is "a wow".

The effect is to be pulled forward and backward simultaneously: yanked into motion by the composition, and stopped in one's tracks by the Word.

But I understood that tightening and twisting my core while allowing my relaxed arm to be pulled forward created a whipping effect that sped my racket head at contact, which was 50 miles per hour at contact the day before — or a little more than half that of a pro.

Bubble-era white-collar crooks, beware: Even crimes committed before the new guidelines took effect can be "pulled forward" for sentencing purposes if prosecutors prove a perp obstructed justice or committed another related offense later on.

Visual motion would bias attention toward a slightly forward position from the currently attended, synchronous position [34], and thus one's percept of AV synchrony would more likely be pulled forward, and not backward, in the direction of motion.

Always her hair, in a braided plait, was pulled forward over her left shoulder.

The angel of history, said the Marxist Walter Benjamin, is pulled forward but keeps looking backward.

There are two bins of each item; when one bin is empty, the second is pulled forward.

When the posterior oblique muscles contract, the scale is pulled rearward, but its edge anchors it, and the body is pulled forward.

Attempting to land back at Hinton-in-the Hedges, Mr Adams found the control column was pulled forward "with a force he could not resist".