Sentence examples for can to pull from inspiring English sources

"As a team, we'll do all we can to pull it together".

But he then criticized "political correctness," saying that his opponents "will use any chance they can to pull the race card".

But one thing is likely to stay the same: Mr Zeman and Mr Klaus will do all they can to pull the political strings.

The median voter wants to believe that his government is doing all it can to pull America out of the recession, and sees Mr Reid frazzled by the demands of the party's liberal base.

Some of its pages change into large envelopes from which young readers can to pull out invitations, a letter written in code with a code-breaking wheel attached, plus tickets and a programme for Peppa's forthcoming home pantomime.

Wooden arbors partially shade diners from the piercing hi-tech lighting, while warm tropical hues and Latino music do what they can to pull diners a little closer to the Equator.

With those two offering pace from the flanks, Francesco Totti can continue to pull the strings.

It will be the rare buyer who, like Mr. Taylor, can afford to pull the corks and drink them.

The United States can afford to pull its troops out of Okinawa with no loss of our commitment to Asian security.

You can start to pull out what worked and what didn't and adjust your approach accordingly.

You can afford to pull back a little".