Sentence examples for in a pullout from inspiring English sources

She describes getting stuck in a pullout bed on the sleeper train.

He recalled that in his first Manhattan apartment, a studio, he slept for years in a pullout bed under the grand piano that took up most of the space.

Many a longtime visitor has stories about sleeping in a van in a pullout by the river or pitching a tent at the Wind Ranch, a rowdy private campground that was on the Washington side of the Columbia.

Because posterior decompression and fusion for vertebral collapse in an osteoporotic spine sometimes results in a pullout of the pedicle screw.

In this study the ultimate loads of screws of a commercially available internal fixator system were tested in a pullout (n=72) and cantilever bending mode (n=72) in metaphyseal and diaphyseal regions of four pairs of human tibiae with different bone qualities.

The single-armed expandable pedicle screw design could not outperform a standard pedicle screw in a pullout test performed in a synthetic model; however, the more gradual decrease in axial load following pullout observed with the expandable screw may potentially result in a higher level of stability as the patient waits for revision surgery in the case of instrumentation's failure.

But withdrawing all troops would not serve American interests, officials said; aside from the chaos it could cause in Afghanistan, a pullout could tip the balance in even more volatile Pakistan, where the government is battling Taliban militants.

Mr. Gates did not specify what remarks he was referring to, although opposition parties have been vocal in support of a pullout, particularly in Germany.

Last June, 79 percent of Americans said that they approved of Mr. Obama's plan to reduce the number of troops in Afghanistan — beginning in 2011, with a pullout of 33,000 by the end of this summer — according to a New York Times/CBS News poll.

Last June, 79 percent of Americans said they approved of Mr. Obama's plan to reduce the number of troops in Afghanistan — beginning in 2011, with a pullout of 33,000 by the end of this summer — according to a New York Times/CBS News poll.

The bedoun, who in many cases come from the same nomadic tribes as their peers with formal citizenship, fell through the cracks when the countries in which they lived were being formed by military conquest, as was the case in Saudi Arabia, or a pullout of British colonial officials in the 1960s and 1970s in the rest of the region.