Sentence examples for industry pulling from inspiring English sources

Music is ridiculously important to me, and I throw a lot of money each month at what's left of the industry, pulling downloads from iTunes and one-click ordering old-fashioned CDs from Amazon.

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Banks that catered to the industry pulled in their horns when the American economy started to wobble.

The American funeral industry pulls in tens of billions of dollars, perhaps as much as $100 billion, each year, Mr. Smith said.

Also that year, the real estate appraisal industry pulled itself together to become a truly professional organization, founding the Appraisal Institute, which established national standards.

Nicole, who is considering a career in the fashion industry, pulled a pair of bright leopard-print pants off the rack.

An Irishman won two golf majors in a row shortly before the US Tour's main sponsor, part of the beleaguered Detroit automobile industry, pulled out.

Yuriko Abe, another veteran of the district, spoke even more ruefully of the way the industry pulls in young women, works them intensely and spits them out.

Although analysts see few prospects for strong growth at Sprint, the company insists that it is poised for a rebound whenever the telecommunications industry pulls out of its recession.

Our best reaction to the five-pound tallow revelation will be to see it as a springboard for discussion on the grand deception that the meat industry pulls on us all.

As during the gulf war, the cruise industry pulled its ships from the eastern Mediterranean, and rescheduled cruises closer to home for the remainder of last year and throughout 2002.