Sentence examples for been pulled up from from inspiring English sources

Tens of millions of people have been pulled up from poverty with an economy that has expanded more than 6.5percentt a year for three decades.

Renan Ávalos has just been pulled up from the mine successfully.

They were pulled up from the floor and led away, their arms zip-tied behind their backs.

The current consensus is that sap is pulled up from the roots by the leaves.

I survived by being pulled up from the balcony above me.

He was pulled up from the ground while Ellerker stood watching.

This means the benefits of the project will start being felt long before the last load of toxic mud is pulled up from the bottom.

Normally ropes of water molecules are pulled up from the soil and roots by the atmosphere, moving through very small channels called xylem.

Madge said warm air was being pulled up from further south in Europe, while the lingering effects of hurricane Hermine had brought warm air up into the Atlantic.

When this kind of corer is pulled up from underwater, the first thing that gets pulled up is the piston, which eases a bit more mud into the barrel than you would get with a gravity corer.

But in Venezuela no such balancing exists, because most of the oil that is pulled up from underground is exported, and much of its plentiful natural-gas production is used to keep the oil fields pumping.