Sentence examples for him to have pulled from inspiring English sources

Sir Michael Stoute can undo an awful lot of his recent troubles by sending out a big Royal winner at this meeting and I fancy him to have pulled out all of the stops with this one.

When they responded by attacking him, he was said to have pulled out a gun and begun shooting.

The attack was expected to be a tactical failure; Avraham Ayalon writes that it could have succeeded if only the southern Egyptian force in Isdud itself was attacked, but attributes that lack of such a plan to the inexperience of the command and the heterogeneous nature of the Israeli force, which according to him could not have pulled off such an offensive.

Chris Verene's photographs of middle-aged men photographing teenage girls are pornography pretending to be social commentary, and they're no excuse for him to have been pulled from virtual obscurity.

"I'd like to say a big shout out to Nile though - it wasn't easy for him to have to pull out.

Second half, we had a bit more of a go and then their goalie, to be fair to him, has pulled out two great saves.

He was a sensor operator, controlling the cameras, lasers and other information-gathering equipment on Predator and Reaper drones as well as being responsible for guiding Hellfire missiles to their targets once the pilot sitting next to him had pulled the trigger.

Work as in beating up dudes for him to have a pull to.

"And maybe I should have pulled him.

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