Sentence examples for is now being pulled from inspiring English sources

With those battles mostly subsided, the razor wire is now being pulled back, inch by inch, leaving most streets now only partially barricaded.

The ladder is now being pulled away from under my feet, with the withdrawal of the education maintenance allowance (EMA) and unaffordable university fees.

But with President Trump's repeal, as Adit said, "the rug is now being pulled" from under their feet.

But Mr Hollande's government is now being pulled in the opposite direction by left-wing MPs, who want to deliver on Socialist campaign promises.

It is certainly the most vulnerable economy in South East Asia, after recent inflows of "hot money", which is now being pulled out, just as in 1997.

Nowhere has the TSA's skullduggery been more evident than in its questionable deployment of and complete mismanagement of millions of dollars' worth of airport full-body, X-ray scanners -- equipment which was funded by the Obama administration's stimulus tax dollars and is now being pulled from airports and left to molder in a storage facility in Texas.

THE Israelis and Palestinians are now being pulled violently toward the black hole of their conflict.

Democrats, after winning last year with vows to lower health-care costs, rebuild infrastructure and clean up corruption, are now being pulled toward costly and divisive plans for government-run health care, a Green New Deal and reparations for African Americans.

By staying in the U.K. we are now being pulled out of the E.U. against our will.

Those are the types of engagements that we are now being pulled into early on versus in the past where it would find a technology solution to solve a problem and try to determine how to implement it.

A trade sale is now being pursued and Santander - which pulled out of a deal in in 2012 - is thought to have tabled an offer for the operation, which focuses on small businesses and employs 5,500 people.