Sentence examples for has always pulled from inspiring English sources

He has been on the threshold of major careers several times and has always pulled back.

But they do pose a real danger of flexing their muscle within the single institution that since partition in 1947 has always pulled the strings of power in Pakistan - the army.

With both sides sending their supporters to the streets, the fear is that it could turn very nasty, though optimists believe Egypt has always pulled back from the brink.

"I understand the rivalry, as I said, and also know this, that this tournament has always pulled for the dark jerseys," Barnes said, referring to the fact that underdogs usually wear their road uniforms.

He himself, when he trained himself stubbornly in his unconventional unmarketable art in a Paris which had other fashions, gave the prime example of such a victory; and if he has sometimes, under the menace of the general panic, seemed on the point of going to pieces as an artist, he has always pulled himself together the next moment.

And the Bank of Japan has always pulled back on monetary policy when the economy looks better, instead of doing what it should, which is to keep the pedal to the metal until the inflation rate is solidly into positive territory.

"I have always pulled through.

Americans have always pulled together to help their fellow citizens in times of need.

"We can draw comfort from the fact that Iraq politicians have always pulled back from the brink," he said in a telephone interview.

Two main misconceptions, he argues, have always pulled at Hillary Clinton: "she has been misinterpreted ideologically" and "she has been mischaracterized personally".

I've always pulled through on my own, or other people have helped me without knowing that they did.