Sentence examples for gets pulled by from inspiring English sources

It turns out that light gets pulled by weight, too.

A bathing suit is not the best choice in white water because if you fall out the raft, the suit gets pulled by the swift water, rescue attempts and boat re-admission.

"If any author doesn't want Google to be marketing or displaying their work, within 48 hours any of these works get pulled by Google".

Lifeguards suggest that swimmers facing such a situation not fight the tide, but rather stay calm and allow themselves to get pulled by the current until it dissipates.

Perhaps our noses are getting pulled by Hollywood for good reason.

Giving one example of its concerns, the ICO's spokesperson pointed to recent news reports flagging fake political ads that had passed Facebook's checks and been able to circulate on the platform — until being spotted by journalists, after which they got pulled by Facebook.

So often in writing, we get pulled by the words or by the characters or some other exciting part of the process.

"Dennis is playful and fun, but because he's getting pulled by everybody, he's also a bit timid," Genndy said".

You also don't have the potential of getting pulled by the police as you're on your way home from picking it up".

A blind dog in a shelter doesn't usually have much of a chance, and depending on the shelter (and overcrowding), a dog might only have a few days to find a home or get pulled by a rescue group, before facing possible euthanization.

What was the most surreal moment of your experience in North Korea?When I got pulled by the arm by a grandma into a dancing crowd of maybe 50-plus adults on the top of Moran Hill, I found myself being twirled by a gentleman whom the grandma had specifically picked from the crowd.