Sentence examples for be pulled up or from inspiring English sources
The lining can be pulled up or down to adjust the temperature and ventilation.
The customers – like Cameron's ministers – are left dangling, bouncing up and down, pondering if they will ever be pulled up or whether some ill-wisher might cut the elastic.
Tuck away cords using cord tidies and wall clips and make sure that any cord that has to run along the carpet or floor is tightly taped down with strong tape so that the tape can't be pulled up or the floor cord tripped over.
Hence, the intensity of the pixel in the dark neighborhood would be pulled up.
If the restaurant is listed on Urbanspoon, its page will be pulled up.
And ultimately, such conditions are out of the hands of African-Americans to change, Coates suggests, whether Black America produces a Marcus Garvey or a Barack Obama, a Nat Turner or a Martin Luther King, whether "black-on-black" crime subsides or "personal responsibility" reigns, whether pants are pulled up or bandannas are removed.
In the last two years, there have been no fatalities in the race (though two in other races staged over the big fences), and the number of fallers is down; most horses that don't complete the course unseat their riders or are pulled up.
The site of The Endocrine Society, http://www.endo-society.org/, features quick links so that information and materials can be pulled up by either subject or visitor's role (e.g., clinician, student, volunteer worker).
In the early 1950s, the Chinese graves were pulled up.
Some are left to grow, others are pulled up.
