Sentence examples for continually pull from inspiring English sources

The facts continually pull you up short.

Six pumps continually pull fresh water from the aquifer below to replenish the pools.

You cannot continually pull more money out of the private sector than you're putting in without destroying the economy.

By 9am, as the speedboats continually pull up, the beach is so tightly packed with people that it resembles a mass game of sardines.

Making music that could fill arenas without first checking your brain into said arenas' cloakroom facilities is clearly very difficult indeed: only Grizzly Bear's old friends Radiohead seem able to continually pull in a mass audience without ever appearing to cravenly pander to the lowest common denominator.

But a vibrant market, which requires resources and infrastructure to survive, will continually pull them in.

Holli continually pulled at the catheter that delivered antibiotics intravenously.

We're continually pulling people into that vortex, then pushing them back out.

Continually pulled up by the French referee, as was the case in February.

And the same goes for the satirical swipes, Rowling continually pulls her punches on her well-to-do targets.

But this is one of those films in which the carpet is continually pulled from underneath the audience.