Sentence examples for less pull from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't even have thought to do that, much less pull it off".

Faced with a chance to bloody the old enemy, Scotland would (more or less) pull together.

It's certainly true that manufacturers have a lot less pull in the marketplace than they used to.

Here in the country, his beard carries an altogether different set of associations — less "Pull My Daisy," more "Deliverance" — and his demeanor seems to change subtly to match.

But that day, the moon was also almost at its farthest point from earth and exerted even less pull, leaving the waters relatively undisturbed and the marines in trouble.

I think I more or less pull off the nutritional balancing act because I'm as likely to pile into something that's good for me as I am into something that's a tad indulgent.

Agreed: next year, less pulled pork, more mutton.

But Ms. Steele, who won the Metropolitan Room's MetroStar Talent Challenge last summer, more or less pulled it off.

Freddie Ayer, the chairman, had more or less pulled out, saying that the only novels he enjoyed reading were crime novels.

The Shabab more or less pulled out in August, leaving Somalia's transitional government in control of large swathes of the city, including the sprawling camp for displaced refugees.

The final $6.60 price more or less pulls his chestnuts out of the fire.