Sentence examples for called pull from inspiring English sources

A Jamaican performer named Mr. Vegas had some success with a version called "Pull Up," and an ode to large behinds called "Culo," by a Cuban-American rapper named Pitbull, is currently on the charts.

Last year Mr. Cooder, a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat and supporter of unions, put out an album called "Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down," which took aim at Wall Street bankers, war profiteers and anti-immigrant vigilantes.

In the yard of the spacious house where he grew up, on a ridge overlooking his family's 80-acre spread, he called "pull," aimed his shotgun and blasted another clay pigeon.

So the two sang a duet called, "Pull It Up," with Mr. Hammond paying tribute to the audience: "Everywhere I look is pure skanking/I see no statue around".

The Stamford E.M.S. and the Greenwich E.M.S. have been running a joint campaign called "Pull to the Right," using bumper stickers and bus advertisements, to get drivers to pull over.

Anyhoo, toward the end of the book Larry seems to equate Bozo the Clown with being a symbol of love and laughter and a term called PULL which I think stood for Peace, Unity, Love, and Laughter.

Instead, he began doing what Ziegler called "pulling his general's act".

But was "America's favorite soprano," the "people's diva," as she has been called, pulling back from her career?

"Super Millionaire," as the show is now called, pulled in 17.5 million viewers, the most on any channel Sunday night.

Barefoot and shirtless, Leon Nassar, or Nas, as he likes to be called, pulled up to meet me at the airport in a sand-covered four-wheel-drive Toyota.

As for Marquez, who plays the impossibly sweet Karen, she goes up against Rebekah Staton and Tanya Franks from an infinitely lewder sitcom about three thirtysomething women flatmates called Pulling.