Sentence examples for kindly pull from inspiring English sources

"KINDLY PULL UP YOUR PANTS!" she commands.

The man who introduced us kindly pulled the great one away, and I was left figuratively shaking in my shoes.

History doesn't look kindly on people who pull teeth from the dead.

I am convinced that history will judge President Bush far more kindly -- he pulled us from a deepening recession following the attack of 9-11, he overcame teachers unions to test school children and evaluate schools, he took down the Taliban, waged a war against the jihadists and was not afraid to call it what it is -- a war, and he kept us safe... Hooray!

Or, get your very organized or kindly bossy spouse/sibling/parent to time you and pull the plug on the WiFi.

In the dim light, he resembled one of those elaborate, handcrafted bottle stoppers — the kindly peasant or good-natured drunk who tips his hat when you pull the string.

He pulled another kindly song, "Feels Like Home," out of context; it was originally sung by a deceiver in his version of "Faust".

After the spaceship's calamitous departure, redemption arrived in the form of a kindly bus driver who pulled up and described the universal story of two lovers meeting on a park bench.

It was a Friday afternoon, and our guides suggested we pull off the main road until prayers were over; local Taliban enforcers, they said, would not take kindly to anyone skipping prayers.

This exceptionally kindly man jumped straight in his car, and called in Herr Paul, the owner of the field, to bring his little green tractor and pull us out.

Most owners go for a clump of mane hair horses don't take too kindly to having their tails pulled.