Sentence examples for gradually pull from inspiring English sources

We underestimate the power of temperament to gradually pull us up from the lowest lows.

As long as Europe's biggest economy keeps growing, the argument goes, it can gradually pull others out of the mire.

Israel would gradually pull back its tanks and troops to positions occupied before the end of September.

And, as worms gradually pull it down into the ground, the humus adds bulk to thin soils and opens up dense ones, such as clay.

The Lynx kept the defense set to stifling in the second half, but finally started to generate a little offense in the third to gradually pull away.

George W. Bush, in contrast, argues that an overextended American military should gradually pull out of the Balkans -- a step that the Europeans view as abandonment.

But Duke (28-4) closed the period with a 10-2 rush, then gradually pulled away.

Now that Hanoi is gradually pulling out, the Khmer Rouge's main enemy has become the Phnom Penh Government installed by Hanoi.

This can be due, for example, to the liquid electrolyte being gradually pulled too far into the pores, Henriksen says.

In this illustration, moving particles in a liquid medium (left) are not attracted, but when they are surrounding by non-moving particles (right) they are gradually pulled together.

Kebede gradually pulled ahead of Lilesa in the last mile and a half and pushed across the finish line 14 seconds ahead.