Sentence examples for land to pull from inspiring English sources

Crony capitalism had now reached its apotheosis: one insuperably arrogant prince of Wall Street was commanding his former chief rival, and now occupant of the highest financial policy job of the land, to pull any and all stops to save his firm.

This meant that mid-way, say 1,000 feet along on the line, I several times inadvertently stopped myself and had to be rescued, a guide coming out from the landing to pull me onto the next platform.

Prudential, which had already put up $241 million for the land, threatened to pull out if it was forced to build towers at a time when it would be hard to fill them with tenants.

(And, I wasn't cold until back on land trying to pull my expedition gear over my wet bathing suit).

When landing remember to pull your opponents head towards you and keep clutching it (So it does not bang on the floor).

Between Michalak's fluffed shots at goal, Jimmy Gopperth landed a penalty to pull Wasps within two points at the start of the final quarter, before Thompson had his moment.

Alcibiades's troops, leading the Athenian pursuit, landed and attempted to pull the Spartan ships back out to sea.

The plane hit turbulence and the pilot tried to land, but he had to pull up and circle.

Unfortunately, CRP has come under attack as farmers lobby to pull land out of the program -- a move that will not help shrink the Gulf dead zone.

Plus, doing so is simply unsafe, since when you land you'll have to pull it and could hit someone with it.

What's more, the research also finds that these increasing wildfire risks may be linked to a declining ability of the world's lands, trees and plants to pull carbon out of the atmosphere, and thus partly offset human greenhouse gas emissions.