Sentence examples for finally pulled out that from inspiring English sources

But now he's finally pulled out that bit of Semtex - in the form of Anthony Neilson.

The city's growth rate in the first three months of the year was its lowest since the fall of 2003, when the local economy finally pulled out of a recession that started in 2001 and was aggravated by the terrorist attacks of 9/11.

The impact of the recession triggered by the bursting of America's housing bubble has been even more severe south of the Rio Grande: although data for the third quarter, due to be released on November 20th, should confirm that Mexico has finally pulled out of recession, its GDP shrank by 9.7% in the year to June.

Accusations of "shouting down" have also been made the other way – against those concerned about climate change who protested so long and so loud against Bjørn Lomborg's proposed "Australia Consensus Centre" at the University of Western Australia that the uni finally pulled out of the $4m government funding deal Guardian Australia revealed in April.

Pull out that scale.

Perhaps Obama really did have a freedom agenda tucked away that he would finally pull out.

"Well, what does 'adaptation' mean?" He rummaged through one of his many file cabinets and finally pulled out a paper that he had published in the Journal of Geophysical Research entitled "Potential Evapotranspiration and the Likelihood of Future Drought".

Many people tell me they're scared that crime and the overall security situation will get even worse when the British troops here finally pull out.

It was only in Argentina that I finally pulled out my copy of Jenny Diski's Skating To Antarctica, which at least half a dozen friends had urged me to read, and rightly so.

That bout continued until the animal finally pulled out the reinserted hair to one side using one hand.

When they finally pulled out, the Marines did leave some roads, clinics and schools behind them.