Sentence examples for going to pull apart from inspiring English sources

When Mount Sinai N.Y.U. announced that it was going to pull apart its boards, some people read, and spread, that the first step in a total breakup was imminent.

"He's going to pull it apart straw by straw, piece by piece, and give it back to you," said Michael S. Danko, a lawyer who has argued before Judge Walker.

"I'm not going to pull out".

"I'm going to pull you in".

"I'm actually going to pull pranks.

When Jane and I started to pull apart I went to her.

As we went, the worlds of Tibetan Buddhist and Indian Hindu began to pull apart.

Colleen: We're going to do this in several short segments, because there's a lot to pull apart in this book.

Use the pry bar to pull apart the chunks of concrete after you break them apart.

If not, U.S. education will continue to pull apart.

This will make them easier to pull apart for thawing.