Sentence examples for be yanked off from inspiring English sources

But in the age of the Internet, the blinders can be yanked off with the flick of a finger.

***** It appears that one of the "actors" David Lister wrote about yesterday in this slot, is about to be yanked off stage before the finale.

These little decorations can be yanked off the tree and glugged into a running bath in an emergency (one vial is enough for two baths at least).

The enormously publicized — and enormously expensive — NBC drama crashed to a new ratings low Tuesday night, hitting a level that only a few weeks ago caused another NBC drama, "Do No Harm," to be yanked off the air.

The mention of an injunction has prompted speculation that HTC phones will be yanked off store shelves and dropped by U.S. carriers, but Mackenzie contends the company's devices and plans are, as yet, unaffected.

The script called for the dead lover's necklace to be yanked off, but the necklace wasn't there.

But strangely, it was yanked off that platform and there's been no word since.

But many are yanked off in acts of vandalism, or stolen for their street value.

To cut graft, cops were being yanked off their regular beats and replaced by cops from other parts of town.

"Wonderland," an exciting, jolting piece of work, was yanked off the air about a year ago, after only two episodes were shown.

ESPN's Pam Shriver reported that Nadal, Andy Murray, and Andy Roddick went into a meeting with Earley after being yanked off the court.