Sentence examples for fierce pull from inspiring English sources

The Water In the film Maria Ms. Wattss) and her son Lucas Tom Hollandd) are caught in the tsunami's fierce pull.

But that is to deny the work's fierce pull as a piece of storytelling and its crafty manipulation of the appeal of being involved with other lives that makes gossips of us all.

But New Zealand seized on a moment of opportunism when McCullum intercepted a fierce pull from Smith off Ian Butler, swivelled and hit the stumps at the non-striker's end.

Adam Lyth failed to get going again, edging a full-blooded drive to first slip (although he faced 30 deliveries, which is more than nine of the Australia batsmen managed), and Alastair Cook, having played beautifully for 34, was mortified to see a fierce pull from the second ball of a speculative first over from Nathan Lyon go straight into the midriff of Adam Voges at short-leg.

Before that, Moeen, who gave a half-chance to cover on only seven, scored freely, particularly through fierce pull shots and lofts down the ground.

Broad conceded 25 runs from one three-over spell which included a textbook straight drive from Dilshan for four, followed by a fierce pull to the boundary off the next delivery.

New Zealand-born Stokes provided England's impetus after lunch with a string of commanding boundaries, often on-drives and fierce pulls - one for six off Henry into the Mound Stand, to go with 15 fours - before missing out on a second Test century.

There is patient trust-building, and an insistent message: It is hard enough to escape poverty's fierce gravitational pull; to add to that the grueling business of raising a baby makes it harder still.

"Redwood Curtain" is especially fierce to pull off; it is verbose, fusing mystical and very real elements into statements about a country's denial and the redeeming, healing power of music.

Meanwhile, the illegal flow continues north — of people pushed by dire poverty and fierce determination, pulled by the mightiest economy on earth, obeying one law that Congress and Mr. Chertoff could never repeal, that of supply and demand.

Yaya Toure's fierce strike pulled a goal back for fourth-placed City but Palace held on to move up to 11th.