Sentence examples for by pulling from from inspiring English sources

By pulling from experimental and physiological evidence, Cuddy proves how a two-minute posing session before a job interview can truly affect the outcome of the event.

In addition, single crystals are grown by pulling from fluxed melts (the Czochralski method) or by gradient cooling of melts (the Bridgman method).

But studies have shown that Uber increases traffic congestion in major urban areas, including Manhattan, in part by pulling from more sustainable modes.

On weeks when a paycheck is below average, Even will boost available cash by pulling from the reserve fund or offering an advance.

And Dolly doesn't carry a gun, Nozell says, surprising me by pulling from the pocket of his trousers a loaded pistol, "because she doesn't have to".

Today, this is often done by pulling from social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.

By cleverly pulling from the right portion of the past, then, Haim now seems utterly on time.

Google responded to the high-profile backlash from advertisers by pulling ads from certain types of content.

Immediately turn down heat to low, sprinkle with healthy helping of cheese and begin mixing with a spatula by pulling away from sides to keep them from overcooking.

Remove from the hot water either by pulling up from the legs or using a utensil such as a wooden spoon or tongs.

Nowadays China's interests would best be served by pulling back from Tibet.