Sentence examples for get pulled away from inspiring English sources

That was when I felt myself starting to get pulled away, and God, who was now a transgender Inuit, told me, "Oops!

"People have kids and wives and they kind of get pulled away," Erik Barmack, Handelman's co-author, said of the other men in his football league.

Things get very tricky once the fun things we use on the Internet get pulled away from us in the way that we're used to using them.

And you'll lose money on the person training the new hire because they will get pulled away from their work, too.

You plan for 3 o'clock, but then you get pulled away, so you promise yourself that you will meditate as soon as you get home.

The words of Jesus are pretty darn clear, but oftentimes in our zealousness for our faith, we often get pulled away from the basics and eventually end up living in a way that we believe is honoring to God, but is actually contradictory to everything he has taught us.

But it wasn't long before the entrepreneur — now Canogle's CEO — got pulled away raising children and taking on new projects.

"When I was getting pulled away I realised people were patting me, some of whom were my friends.

But then he got pulled away after about the second week, and there I was, as it were, in a canoe without a paddle.

The chair gets pulled away and if you've got nowhere to sit what happens?" The ultimate fear is that if you are not marked as a flagship training organisation, other research grants might tail off too.

This sudden evacuation of air leads to low air pressure at the surface, and as more air gets pulled away from the surface, the stronger the low-pressure system grows.