Sentence examples for cause pull from inspiring English sources

Oh, I contain him as the lion's chest contains the arrow that death displaces, effect always mattering more than cause: pull the arrow free -- brandish it.

Runners often have very tight leg muscle, which can cause pull on muscles in the lower back.

But even if the pro-European Remain cause pulls out a victory, the popular hostility against the decades-long process of European integration — evident not only in Britain but across the Continent — underscores a defining weakness.

In the 73rd minute Smith chased what appeared to be a lost cause, pulled the ball back from the byline and Viduka executed an audacious pirouette to flick the ball into the top of the net with his heel.

In a letter dated Nov. 16, 1807, the Interior Ministry official complains that Prince Borghese had given no instructions to his own superintendent concerning the structural damage that the removal was bound to cause — pulling off deeply carved bas reliefs could destabilize walls, and displacing pillars might result in the collapse of balconies if alternative supports were not substituted.

Intense stretching of the muscles can cause pulls.*ouch*.*ouch*

If you wear protective hairstyles, avoid tight braiding or styles that cause pulling or tension especially around your hairline.

Not stretching can cause pulled muscles as its worst effect and severe pain at the very least.

With clip-in extensions, the weight is concentrated on the hair the clips are attached to, which can cause pulling and breakage.

It helps your hands to glide easily over the skin, so you don't cause pulling, pinching or any kind of pain to your partner/client.

It works perfectly through carpeting, and will not cause "pulls" like standard drill bits with sharp flutes on the sides would.