Sentence examples for is willing to pull from inspiring English sources

The man is willing to pull the trigger.

Dolphins 23, Browns 10 The Browns have a pocket passer who is willing to pull the trigger in tight areas, and they have big outside wide receivers.

"This is a textbook case," Mr. Wyden said, "for how a powerful industry that is willing to pull out the stops can be successful in preventing an objective evaluation of an important drug ingredient".

"Anyone who can make Wales better and is willing to pull on the red shirt and show what it means to them, most definitely," Jenkins said.

And Brendan is willing to pull all the tools out and do whatever it takes," Edgerton said.

NDP leader Thomas Mulcair told reporters on Wednesday that his party is willing to pull out all the stops to prevent the bill from becoming law unless it undergoes some serious changes.

The West, and the U.S., the Iranians may calculate, will be willing to pull back on sanctions in return for stopping Iran from coming that close to being able to produce even a single weapon.

(Is a country that's willing to pull that stunt really going to worry itself about the removal from the Oval Office of a bust of Winston Churchill? More on that strange controversy over at Daily Comment).

Venezuelan writer Raul Stolk says a possible reason behind the measure is that "the Venezuelan regime expects this will be a year of political upheaval, and they are willing to pull the trigger.

Ms. Oliver immediately installed computers, put permit applications online and spread the word that New York City was willing to "pull out all of the stops" to get entertainment business, which will contribute $5 billion this year to its economy.

As a sign of how focused the men are on securing a top-12 finish, they say they are willing to pull Artemev out of contention for the all-around if it will make a difference.