Sentence examples for has pulled a bit from inspiring English sources

But Ian Holloway has pulled a bit of magic out of the hat to get us here".

Despite the nauseating smuggery of his press release – "the Inner Circle's distinction comes through its appeal to the elite, from hip creatives to corporate high flyers" – twinkly Dutch founder Michael Krayenhoff had pulled a bit of a slick move.

Despite the nauseating smuggery of his press release—"the Inner Circle's distinction comes through its appeal to the elite, from hip creatives to corporate high flyers"—twinkly Dutch founder Michael Krayenhoff had pulled a bit of a slick move.

Aside from the dissected caterpillar on the table, there is just one other completed model, but it is inert, having pulled a muscle, as well as bits of squirmy this and that.

Rainey had pulled a hamstring.

Accel Partners has pulled off a bit of a hat trick.

So he has pulled back a bit, concentrating on perfecting his route running.

The Hong Kong-based writer-director Stephen Chow ("Shaolin Soccer," "Kung Fu Hustle") has pulled back a bit from the visually exhilarating, over-the-top craziness of his earlier pictures to tell the story of Dicky (Jiao Xu), a high-spirited child struggling at a private school where he was sent by his hardworking, honest father (Chow) in the hope of escaping poverty.

The company's stock has risen about 135% since the beginning of this year but has pulled back a bit recently.

The winemakers thankfully seem to have pulled back a bit.

The original model for the Los Angeles-based convenience chain was "brilliant", Clarke said, but had "pulled away a bit too much from the mainstream".