Sentence examples for fight to pull from inspiring English sources

Golden State made an 18-5 run after the fight to pull back into contention, but Brand and Eric Piatkowski never let up.

They fight to pull off the plastic and embark on a sensory dance with the machine, hanging from it as if they were floating in space; their balance and ability to freeze time and challenge gravity is strangely hypnotic.

Violence, for one: Among the first things we see in "Ripper Street," a new British drama beginning on Saturday night on BBC America, is an undercover policeman pausing during a bare-knuckle fight to pull an opponent's tooth out of his hand.

Citigroup's chief U.S. equity strategist Tobias Levkovich says recovery for U.S. equities "may be marked by powerful rallies and meaningful pullbacks," as was evident when the market fought to pull out of previous recessions in the 1930s and 1970s.

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Golden State fought back to pull within 4 points early in the third, but Sprewell scored on a layup, a jump shot and a 3-pointer to lead a 13-5 run that rebuilt the advantage.

(I have to fight the urge to pull her into a hug as we shake hands).

She would fight the urge to pull her weapon.

Tougher than it looks, but doesn't put up a long fight if I want to pull it like a clump of hair.

To be sure, with the economy still battering consumers like we're all overweight, drunk and punch-drunk ex-boxers caught in a bar fight, folks are inclined to pull back on tipping for services or products.

Members of the Louisbourg Grenadiers, who reached the beach, attempted a generally undisciplined charge on the French positions, but came under heavy fire; a thunderstorm ended the fight and allowed Wolfe to pull his troops back after taking some 450 casualties to Montcalm's 60.