Sentence examples for goods to pull from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether Waitt has the goods to pull off a recovery.

"It just feels good to pull somebody out," added Carlos Silva, 26, a fellow lifeguard.

"When you are in national politics, it is always good to pull the Band-Aid off quick.

So did he respond swiftly enough? "When you are in national politics, it is always good to pull the Band-aid off quick," Mr. Obama said.

Every player worth his salt - in both squads - understands there will be times when you can't get the message out and it's good to pull players together and refocus.

It's all well and good to pull off the physical faces and moves or whatever, but when it comes down to it, you simply do not want Detective Girl You've Just Fucked to notice that there's not actually any cum in her bucket.

The intelligence was never good enough to pull the trigger.

"He has a good chance to pull it off".

"And all of these events have given the market a very good reason to pull back".

But none were good enough to "pull the trigger" on Hubble.

Because she was so strong and so fit, they thought she had a good chance to pull through".