Sentence examples for hood pull from inspiring English sources

When I glanced in the mirror, I saw a low red car with a scoop in its hood pull out to pass.

Open the hood, pull out the oil dip stick and drip a couple of drops of oil on the key.

When working with hydrofluoric acid in a fume hood, pull the hood down to a minimum level to lower the chances of exposure.

The suspected thief is described as being white, 6ft tall, between 30 and 40 years old, of medium build, had a dark brown beard, wore a light grey hooded top with the hood pulled over his head, light blue jeans and black boot style training shoes.

I was one of them, and Enright was another, his hood pulled up.

He stood knee-deep in the water, hood pulled tight, shoulders hunkered against the chill.

Jürgen Klopp, rather less stylishly but rather more practically, was wearing a cagoule with the hood pulled over his head.

Farther back in line, John Brubaker jumped up and down in a nylon track suit, hood pulled over his ponytail.

His gaze steady, his hood pulled tight, Anthony emerged from the visitors locker room and strode straight to the team bus, a frustrated star gone silent.

An element heats the mesh of the grill; the hood pulls heat and smoke silently away from the table, up to the roof.

Manuva looks like he's raided a dressing up box – army jacket over camo parka with hood pulled over a bowler hat.