Sentence examples for desire to pull from inspiring English sources

Language pedants should here control their trichotillomania (compulsive desire to pull out one's hair).

"We desire to pull ourselves up by our bootstraps," he is heard to say in a film clip.

Ms Le Pen has made no secret of her desire to pull apart the UMP and lure right-wing dissidents to her cause.

She had signalled a desire to pull back from the talking-head trenches and settle in with a schedule that allowed for more time with her family.

Watching the play, I feel an irrational desire to pull him off the stage and ask where he's been for the last decade.

But while he reaffirmed his desire to pull out combat brigades within 16 months, Mr. Obama emphasized his willingness to consider options put forth by the military.

But enthusiasm for science communication and a strong desire to improve pulled the team through the early shows.

Bellamy revealed that the chance to play alongside Gareth Bale, Joe Allen and Aaron Ramsey is also a motivating factor in his desire to continue pulling on the red shirt.

This has translated into anger, often directed at immigration, an understandable desire to be heard, to pull up the drawbridge and recreate a past that may well be impossible to return to.

The longtime owner of the complex, a group led by Disque D. Deane, has made clear its desire to sell, or to pull out of the state's Mitchell-Lama program, which subsidizes middle-class housing, as a prelude to creating a more upscale project.

Bush said he recognized and thought about the "sincere desire" of those who wanted to pull out of Iraq while laying out his case to keep troops there.