Sentence examples for horrible pull from inspiring English sources

Sangakkara squirts a horrible pull high into the Dhaka sky … but it drops safe.

The horrible pull between duty and self-fulfilment – particularly for women – is Messud's subject, animated in the fierce, meticulous story of a single woman's passionate attachment to an entire family.

Dallas came back from a horrible start, pulled back two goals, and salvaged a point at home against San Jose.

After "a horrible 6 months" pulling apart the entire study, Turner and his colleagues discovered an "epidemic of falsification" that they linked to a cessation of random quality checks.

If it's never happened to you, trust me, it's a horrible feeling; like being pulled out for an extra interrogation at customs because you look suspicious.

I agreed to this because it didn't seem horrible, but then he pulled out the reference photo and I realized what I had gotten into.

I didn't understand that pull, that criminal, horrible thing that so many men go to".

Saturday won't be a certainty, of course – their secret weapon used to be Lukas Podolski, who, as his loan club Inter are finding, only plays well against West Ham; plus Allardyce always has the potential to pull off something horrible.

There was a particularly horrible scene in which Khal pulled out the throat of someone who looked at him wrong.

"It would have been a horrible experience for everyone, but Sharon pulled it together every day," said Ms. Smith.

"On a Tuesday at 9.30am I had this horrible phone call and they just pulled out," she remembers.