Sentence examples for haul it from from inspiring English sources

Ugliest Sofa, Hands Down It had been a point of contention between Laura Kearney of East Hampton and her husband, Joe, ever since they bought it in 1996 for $800 from his brother Bill and spent $200 to haul it from Rockland County.

The great tenor bell of Bosham in West Sussex smashed the boat of the Vikings who had stolen it when it boomed out in reply to its companions in the tower: in a delightful development, the locals tried to haul it from the sea with a team of pure white oxen, but "the rope snapped and it sank once more, because one of the cattle had a single black hair in its tail".

There is no water when the temperature is below freezing (she hauls it from a stream), but there is a wood-burning stove.

Without corn nearby to purchase, the plant had to spend extra to haul it in from elsewhere.

Back in 2006, Bush was confronted by an Iraq unravelling into chaos and ordered the troop surge that would haul it back from the brink.

Lend Lease, which brought in experts from Europe and Australia, intends to cut the broken boom into five-foot sections in order to haul it down from the tower in the construction hoist.

By Thursday, the boat had settled on its six wheels some 50 feet below the surface; a crane was being prepared to haul it up from the depths for clues.

Yet the leaders of the PanHellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok) and the conservative New Democracy (ND) party, fractious coalition partners for five months, are spoiling for a fight, even if their parties end up joining forces in government again.The voters are angry with ND over a public-spending spree that set Greece on the road to ruin, and with Pasok for failing to haul it back from the brink.

They noticed a corn sheller collecting dust in the barn, and I had to discourage them from hauling it out from the broken bikes and mowers, hosing off 50 years of feathers and dirt and shelling a few ears of corn still in the field.

They had hauled it down from a stairwell and put it in the window.

Farmers hauled it away from the plant in tanks pegged to the backs of their pickup trucks.